Relative Pronouns

Which sentence is correct?

• I always get on well with people who love animals.

• I always get on well with people which love animals.

• I always get on well with people, what love animals.

Your turn! Make a sentence using the relative pronoun: Who

Which sentence is correct?

• Let's go to the café that they sell pizza.

• Let's go to the café which they sell pizza.

• Let's go to the café where they sell pizza.

Your turn! Make a sentences using the relative pronoun: Where.

Which sentence is correct?

• I've got a message from Thomas, who's skis I'm going to borrow.

• I've got a message from Thomas, whose skis I'm going to borrow.

• I've got a message from Thomas, who skis I'm going to borrow.

Your turn! Make a sentence using the relative pronoun: Whose

Which sentence is correct?

• At midnight when the fireworks start, the band is going to start playing.

• At midnight, when the fireworks start, the band is going to start playing.

• At midnight when the fireworks start the band is going to start playing.

Which sentence is correct?

• The Glastonbury Festival, who is held every June is the largest music festival in the world.

• The Glastonbury Festival, that is held every June, is the largest music festival in the world.

• The Glastonbury Festival, which is held every June, is the largest music festival in the world.

Your turn! Make a sentence using the relative pronoun to give more information about something,

use commas (,)

to separate the extra information.