INT - Grammar Review - Relative Pronouns & Clauses

RELATIVE PRONOUNS

1. 1. We use THAT and ​ (a)   to refer to people.

   1. 2. We use THAT and ​ (b)   to refer to things.

      1. 3. We use ​ (c)   to talk about possession.

• WHO
• WHICH
• WHOSE
• WHERE
• WHEN

RELATIVES PRONOUNS

1. 1. We use WHEN to refer to places.

2. 2. We use WHERE to refer to times.

• 1 is FALSE & 2 is TRUE

• 1 & 2 are TRUE

• 1 & 2 are FALSE

• 1 is TRUE & 2 is FALSE

UNSCRAMBLE THE WORDS TO MAKE 2 SENTENCES.

• PIANO-PLAYING.

• PIERO IS ONE

• OF MY BEST FRIENDS.

• HE`S KNOWN FOR

• HIS AMAZING

UNSCRAMBLE THE WORDS TO MAKE A SENTENCE.

• THAT I

• CAN PLAY

• MY ONLY FRIEND

• ESTEBAN IS

• MUSIC WITH.

The RELATIVE PRONOUN can be the subject or the object of a relative clause (Ex: "Piero, who is known for his amazing piano-playing, is one of my best friends").

• TRUE

• FALSE

• SOMETIMES

The RELATIVE CLAUSES don`t give extra information about a topic (EX: Harry, a regular costumer, was seen there at 1:55").

• TRUE

• FALSE

• SOMETIMES

UNSCRAMBLE THE WORDS TO MAKE SENTENCES.

• FOR THIS

• RESPONSIBLE

• CRIME

• IS OBIOUS

• THE INDIVIDUAL

UNSCRAMBLE THE WORDS TO MAKE SENTENCES.

• KNOWN FOR HIS AMAZING SKILLS,

• RAIKKONEN,

• OF ALL TIMES

• BEST F1 DRIVERS

• IS ONE OF THE