Defining relative clauses

1. Who’s the girl _____ is sitting over there?

• who, that

• who

• who, that, whom

• that, which

Did you get the job _______ you applied for?

• who, which, whom

• who, that

• that, which

• hat, which, whom

A nurse is someone ______ job is to care for people in hospital.

• whose, who

• whose

• who

• whose, who, of which

That’s the office ______ my dad works.

• where

• in which, where

• in which, that

• in which, that , where

The car in which we drove to London belongs to my mum

• We drive to London in my moms car

• We drove to London in my moms car

• We drove to London to my moms car

• We drive to London to my moms car

This is the address to which you should write

• You should to writeing this address

• You should writed this address

• You should write this address

• You should to write this address

The exam about which I'm worried is on Monday

• I’m worried about the exam on Monday

• I’m worried the exam on Monday

• I’m worried about this exam on Monday

• I’m worried about the exam will be on Monday

Chris is the friend with whom I went to Italy

• I went to italy to Chris

• I go to italy with Chris

• I whom to italy with Chris

• I went to italy with Chris

The man about whom I told you is over there

• The man about I told you is there

• The man are over there

• The man is over there

Who is the girl to whom you were talking?

• Who’s the girl you are talking to?

• Who’s the girl you was talking to?

• Who’s the girl you were talking to?

• Who’s the girl you were talk to?