Relative Pronouns

What change, if any, should be made in the sentence?

Spiders, which build beautiful webs, eat the flies they catch.

• change "which" to "Who"

• change "which" to "that"

• change "which" to "whose"

• make no change

How can we combine the two sentences using the correct relative pronoun?

I know a man. He wears a black jacket.

• I know a man which wears a black jacket.

• I know a man whom wears a black jacket.

• I know a man who wears a black jacket.

• I know a man whose wears a black jacket.

What is the best revision of the following sentence?

My cousin, whom house burned down last week, is living in a hotel.

• correct as is.

• My cousin, whose house burned down last week, is living in a hotel.

• My cousin, which house burned down last week, is living in a hotel.

• My cousin, that house burned down last week, is living in a hotel.

What changes, if any, should be made in the sentence?

Yesterday, I ran into an old friend who I hadn't seen for years.

• Yesterday, I ran into an old friend whose I hadn't seen for years.

• Yesterday, I ran into an old friend which I hadn't seen for years.

• Yesterday, I ran into an old friend whom I hadn't seen for years.

• make no change

How can we combine the two sentences using the correct relative pronoun?

I read a story. The story was so exciting.

• I read a story whose was so exciting.

• I read a story that was so exciting.

• I read a story whom was so exciting.

• I read a story who was so exciting.

What is the best revision of the following sentence?

Maria is a girl who went to school with my sister.

• correct as is.

• Maria is a girl whose went to school with my sister.

• Maria is a girl whom went to school with my sister.

• Maria is a girl which went to school with my sister.

How can we combine the two sentences using the correct relative pronoun?

This is Sarah. You met her at my party last week.

• This is Sarah who you met at my party last week.

• This is Sarah whose you met at my party last week.

• This is Sarah whom you met at my party last week.

• This is Sarah which you met at my party last week.

What change, if any, should be made in the sentence?

The book whom I checked out of the library today is in the cafeteria.

• The book who I checked out of the library today is in the cafeteria.

• The book that I checked out of the library today is in the cafeteria.

• The book whose I checked out of the library today is in the cafeteria.

• Make no change.

The girl _________________ wrote this poem is still in high school.

• whose

• whom

• which

• who

What change, if any, should be made in the sentence?

This is the girl whom mother works for the new company.

• change 'whom" to "who"

• change "whom" to "whose"

• change "whom" to "that"

• make no change