Relative Clause & Relative Pronouns

Poll

Two Truths and One Lie

Which is the lie?

• Mr Marcus broke a boy's hand when he was in school.

• Mr Marcus watches Korean dramas.

• Mr Marcus knows how to play the violin.

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When you join two words together, you form a:

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Identify in the following is an independent or dependent clause:

While I was watching the news.

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Identify in the following is an independent or dependent clause:

He baked a cake.

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We drove to the party.

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Identify in the following is an independent or dependent clause:

Since there was a hurricane.

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Identify in the following is an independent or dependent clause:

When my mother arrives.

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Identify in the following is an independent or dependent clause:

Because I like french fries.

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Identify in the following is an independent or dependent clause:

She went to the store.

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Identify in the following is an independent or dependent clause:

John worked.

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Identify in the following is an independent or dependent clause:

The Ducks, one of the best teams in the country.

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Identify the relative clause in the following sentences.

I am always frustrated by people who talk while watching a movie.

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Identify the relative clause in the following sentences.

The book that I got from the library is due tomorrow.

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Identify the relative clause in the following sentences.

My father, whom I respect, congratulated me on a job well done.

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Identify the relative pronoun in the following sentences.

The store no longer sold the computer that I wanted.

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Identify the relative pronoun in the following sentences.

We walked past the church in which I was baptised.

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Identify the relative pronoun in the following sentences.

My cousin, whose guitar playing you have heard, wants to be a musician.

Multiple Choice

The pen ______ I lent to Anna was an eco-friendly recycled pen.

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Multiple Choice

The stranger ________ is standing at the gate is a very famous environmental activist.

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Multiple Choice

The puppy _______ I fed near the field yesterday belongs to my maid.

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Multiple Choice

That is the boy _____ father is mayor of the town.

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Multiple Choice

Miss Laura is the nature guide _______ we have hired for the scientific expedition in Endau Rompin National Park.

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Multiple Choice

They are the bullies ______ have turned over a new leaf and passed their UPSR with flying colours.

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Multiple Choice

Rebecca, ______ science project won the science fair, made an A.

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Multiple Choice

This is the road _________ leads to the world-renowned Yellowstone National Park.

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Multiple Choice

This is the road _________ leads to the world-renowned Yellowstone National Park.

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Multiple Choice

Mr Khairul is the teacher ________ briefed us on the environmental awareness campaign.

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Open Ended

Combine the following two sentences together using a relative pronoun.

Malavath is a young girl. Her motto is 'You can achieve anything'.

Open Ended

Combine the following two sentences together using a relative pronoun.

They are proud of their friend. Their friend loves to climb mountains.

Open Ended

Combine the following two sentences together using a relative pronoun.

Malavath is a mountaineer. Malavath's confidence level is high.

Draw

Draw yourself climbing a mountain!