Relative pronouns

What do we use relative pronouns for?

• to join sentences which have a common noun, or to add information

• to make bigger sentences

• to join several sentences and make more complex ones

• to join common sentences

Which relative do you use to refer to people?

• whose

• who

• which

• where

The relative pronoun THAT refers to?

• objects and places

• only objects

• only people

• people, animals and objects

WHERE is the relative pronoun that refers to?

• animals

• objects

• places

• people

WHOSE is the relative pronoun that refers to?

• people

• possession

• objects

• animals

The relative clause always comes _______ the noun it refers to.

• between

• before

• after

• next

The relative pronoun THAT can replace the pronouns....

• who and which

• who and whom

• who and whose

• which and whose

WHO or WHICH can only be replaced by THAT if.....

• all the below

• the clause is similar

• the clause is non-defining

• the clause is defining

Non-defining relative clauses ....

• add extra information to the sentence and aren't between commas

• add extra information to the sentence and are between commas

• add no information to the sentence and are between commas

• all of the above

Defining relative clauses ....

• add important information to the sentence and aren't between commas

• add important information to the sentence and are between commas

• add no information to the sentence and are between commas

• all of the above