Relative Clauses

This is Andrew. He's the guy THAT I met on vacation in Florida.

Can you Omit the Relative Pronoun?

• YES

• NO

This is the dog (THAT / WHO) followed me on the beac the other day.

• WHO

• THAT

This is the dog THAT followed me on the beach one day. 

Can you Omit the Relative Pronoun?

• NO

• YES

This is the amusement park (WHO / WHICH) we went to on our first date

• WHO

• WHICH

This is the amusement park WHICH we went to on our first date.

Can you Omit the Relative Pronoun?

• YES

• NO

Here's the necklace (THAT / WHO) he gave me before I left for home.

• THAT

• WHO

 

Here's the necklace THAT he gave me before I left for home.

Can you Omit the Relative Pronoun?

• YES

• NO

Andrew is someone (WHICH / WHO) I'm going to keep in touch with.

• WHO

• WHICH

Andrew is someone WHO I'm going to keep in touch with.

Can you Omit the Relative Pronoun?

• YES

• NO

This is the letter (THAT / WHO) came three days after I got back.

• THAT

• WHO