Adjective Clauses

Fathimah is my sister. She won the singing competition at school.

• Fathimah is my sister won the singing competition at school.

• Fathimah won the singing competition at school is my sister.

• Fathimah which won the singing competition at school is my sister.

• Fathimah who won the singing competition at school is my sister.

The bird ................. has a beautiful long tail is mine.

• who

• which

• whose

• whom

The boy ............. dad is a soldier is my classmate.

• whose

• who

• whom

• which

I love my village. I was born there.

• I love my village that I was born.

• I love my village which I was born.

• I love my village where I was born.

• I love my village who I was born there.

I love the woman. I met her last night.

• I love the woman who I met her last night.

• I love the woman who I met last night.

• I love the woman which I met last night.

• I love the woman where I met her last night.

Do you know the man ............. I talk to yesterday?

• which

• where

• whose

• whom

The man is my teacher. His hair is white.

• The man whose hair is white is my teacher.

• The man that hair is white is my teacher.

• The man who hair is white is my teacher.

• The man which hair is white is my teacher.

Is the man ................ helped you this morning has a girlfriend?

• where

• whose

• which

• that

Shinta has a cat ........... fur is all white.

• where

• who

• whose

• that

Peter is reading a book. His father bought it a week ago.

• Peter is reading a book which his father bought it a week ago.

• Peter is reading a book which his father bought a week ago.

• Peter is reading a book whose his father bought a week ago.

• Peter is reading a book where his father bought a week ago.