Relative clauses

1. The old building__________is in front of my house fell down.

• of which

• which

• whose

• whom

2. The woman _______ came here two days ago is her professor.

• who

• which

• whom

• what

3. 3. Rewrite the sentence below. Using relative pronouns.

4. Zoe has a sister. Her sister’s name is Juma.

• 1. Zoe has a sister whose name is Juma.

• 1. Zoe has a sister who name is Juma.

• 1. Zoe has a sister that is Juma.

• 1. Zoe have a sister who name is Juma.

4. 4. Rewrite the sentence below. Using relative pronouns.

5. Whiting House is an important local monument. It was built in 1856.

   
   

• 1. Whiting House, that was built in 1856, is an important local monument.

• 1. Whiting House which was built in 1856 is an important local monument.

• 1. Whiting House, which was built in 1856, is an important local monument.

• 1. Whiting House was built in 1856, is an important local monument.

5. Mai is the girl___________mother is an architect.

• who

• whose

• which

• that

6. 6. A snake or a spider is the animal_________she’d like to keep as a pet.

• where

• what

• that

• when

7. Rewrite the sentence below. Using relative pronouns.

I wanted the painting. You bought it.

• 1. I wanted the painting that you bought.

• 1. I wanted the painting, that you bought.

• 1. I wanted the painting that, you bought.

• 1. I wanted the painting what you bought.

8. The really happy people are those ……enjoy their daily work.

• what

• who

• which

• where

9. Rewrite the sentence below. Using relative pronouns.

She’s the woman. She telephoned the police.

• She’s the woman which telephoned the police.

• She’s the woman, who telephoned the police.

• She’s the woman whose telephoned the police.

• She’s the woman who telephoned the police.

10. Rewrite the sentence below. Using relative pronouns.

Al Gore gave a long and boring speech. He won the Nobel Prize.

• 1. Al Gore who won the Nobel Prize gave a long and boring speech.

• 1. Al Gore won the Nobel Prize which gave a long and boring speech.

• 1. Al Gore, who won the Nobel Prize, gave a long and boring speech.

• 1. Al Gore, whose won the Nobel Prize, gave a long and boring speech.