Relative Clauses

The woman _______ is sitting at the desk is a visual effects technician.

• where

• who

• which

• no relative pronoun

Jane, __________ is a doctor, was very good at biology when she was at school.

• whose

• who

• that

• which

Do you know the name of the shop __________ Andrew works?

• that

• whose

• where

• which

The mountain _______ they climbed yesterday is the highest mountain in Britain!

• when

• where

• no relative pronoun

• who

That’s the actress _______ we met at the shopping centre.

• which

• where

• no relative pronoun

• whose

I talked to the girl ________ car had broken down in front of school.

• who

• where

• whose

• no relative pronoun

I’ve lost the magazine _____________ I was reading.

• it

• no relative pronoun

• where

• whose

The man to ___________ I gave my sandwich is a homeless.

• who

• which

• that

• whom

Combine these sentences: Yesterday Greg bought a camera. The camera doesn’t work.

• Yesterday Greg bought a camera which doesn’t work.

• The camera who Greg bought yesterday doesn’t work.

• Greg, who bought a camera yesterday, doesn’t work.

Combine these sentences: I met a boy at a meeting last week. The boy was at the skate park yesterday.

• The boy I met at the meeting last week was at the skate park yesterday.

• The boy who I met at the skate park yesterday was at the skate park last week.

• I met the boy, which was in the skate park, at the skate park yesterday.