Relative clauses - Practice

Can you leave out the relative pronoun in this sentence?: This is not the movie which he recommended to us.

• Yes

• Nope

Can you leave out the relative pronoun in this sentence?: My friend, who works in a café, always complains about her customers.

• Yes

• Nope

Fill in the correct relative pronoun: Do you know ____ he's talking about?

Fill in the proper relative pronoun: There is one girl to ____ I'd give anything.

Fill in the correct relative pronoun: I saw a man shouting at a driver ____ car was blocking the street.

Choose the correct option: He had never had any formal education, ____ amazed me.

• which it

• that

• which

• -

Choose the correct option(s): The American journalist ____ interviewed the tennis champion reminded me of my brother.

• which

• who

• that

• no relative pronoun

Is this sentence correct? 'Athletes used these techniques show a marked improvement in performance.'

• Yes

• No

Is this sentence correct? Write yes/no. If you think it's incorrect, what would you change?: The people, who live in Norway, are called Norwegians.

How could you rewrite this reduced sentence into a relative clause?: Being an athlete himself, the writer has developed some theories about sports psychology.