Relative Clauses

Fill in who, which, whose, where, why, when. If you needn't fill in a word, type an x.

This is the boy (a)   had an accident.

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Yesterday I saw a car (a)   was really old.

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Mandy is the girl (a)   I met on Friday.

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I haven't seen Peter (a)   brother is five for a long time now.

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The concert will take place in a city (a)   we can find good restaurants to have dinner.

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She didn’t want to tell the boy (a)   she was so angry.

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Susan tried to call John, (a)   she hadn't met for a long time, due to quarantine.

Rewrite the following clauses using defining relative clauses or non-defining relative clauses.

The man answered the phone. He told me you were out.

(a)  

Rewrite the following clauses using defining relative clauses or non-defining relative clauses.

The waitress served us. She was very impolite and impatient.

(a)  

Rewrite the following clauses using a defining or a non-defining relative clause.

Bob wrote that article about London. He is a well-known reporter of the New York Times.

(a)