1º BACH RELATIVE CLAUSES

RELATIVE CLAUSES

by Isabel Vílchez

Multiple Choice

1.The tall man ________ lives in my neighborhood is a soccer player.

• who

• which

• where

Multiple Choice

The restaurant ______________ I ate is one of the best in town.

• who

• which

• where

Multiple Choice

He's the man ______ son plays football for Manchester Utd.

• which
• who
• whose
• that

Multiple Choice

Combine this sentence by using relative clause

The man lives next door. He is very friendly.

• A. The man lives next door where he is very friendly.

• B. The man lives next door which is very friendly.

• C. The man which lives next door he is very friendly.

• D. The man who lives next door is very friendly.

Multiple Choice

Combine these sentencese by using relative clause.

Japan is a country. Earthquakes are very common there.

• A. Japan is a country which eartquakes are very common.

• B. Japan is a country where eartquakes are very common.

• C. Japan is a country that eartquakes are very common.

• D. Japan is a country which are very common there.

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence which has the same meaning as the following:

My friends who are studying in Italy will be at the party

• A. My friends who studying in Italy will be at the party.

• B. My friends studying in Italy will be at the party.

• C. My studying in Italy friends will be at the party.

• D. My friends studied Italy will be at the party.

Multiple Choice

In which sentence can you delete who?

• The man who cleans my windows has gone into hospital.
  
• The man who lives next to me is nearly eighty. 
  
• The man who I saw on the bus is my neighbour. 

Multiple Choice

The Metropol Parasol was extremely expensive, ______ gave rise to many complaints from the public.

• who
• that
• which
• where

Multiple Choice

My mother, ..... worked as a nurse, is retired now.

• whose

• who

• that

• where

Multiple Choice

A waiter is a person ______ job is to serve customers in a restaurant.

• that
• which
• whose
• where

Multiple Choice

I delivered the parcel to Charles __________ to Ann.

• , who gave it

• , who gave

• , that gave it

Multiple Select

In non-defining relative clauses

• We don´t use that

• We can omit the relative pronoun

• We cannot omit the relative pronoun

• We use that

Multiple Select

The painting, ______ was finished in 1850, is one of the most representative works of that time.

• that

• _

• which

• who

Multiple Choice

Defining relative clause has a comma

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

None of the places ______ we visited on our trip had any accommodation for tourists, so we usually wound up staying with local families.

• -

• when

• what

• where

Multiple Choice

Charles Dickens, ______ was one of the most popular novelists of the 19^th century, is particularly remembered for the wonderful characters he created.

• that

• which

• -

• who

Multiple Choice

Elderly people sometimes have clear memories of things that happened in the days ______ they were children, but cannot remember ______ happened the day before.

• which / where

• how / when

• when / what

• that / that

Multiple Choice

My sister where lives in Spain is going to visit Ecuador soon.

• CORRECT

• INCORRECT

Multiple Choice

We went to different places ____ you find people ____ language was hard to understand.

• where - which

• where - whose

• that - whose

• which - whose

Multiple Select

Buckingham Palace, ______the queen of England lives, is in the centre of London.

• Which

• Who

• Whose

• Where

Multiple Select

Emily, _____ brother is a singer, is in my English Class.

• Where

• Who

• Whose

• Which

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Choice

He's the man that I told you about.

• We can omit the relative pronoun

• We can't omit the relative pronoun

Multiple Choice

That's the car which I am thinking about buying.

• We can omit the relative pronoun

• We can't omit the relative pronoun

Multiple Choice

She was the person who saw it first.

• We can omit the relative pronoun

• We can't omit the relative pronoun

Multiple Choice

The email that I sent didn't reach everybody.

• We can omit the relative pronoun

• We can't omit the relative pronoun

Multiple Choice

She wore the dress which she'd bought on holiday.

• We can omit the relative pronoun

• We can't omit the relative pronoun