Relative clauses

she's the woman​ ​ (a)   bought our car

• who/that

• whose

• from whom

• which

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'who/that' because it correctly refers to the woman who bought the car. 'Whose' is used to show possession, 'from whom' is not necessary, and 'which' is used for things, not people.

They've got a car ​ (a)   runs on eletricity

• which/that

• whose

• who

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'which/that' because it is used to introduce a defining relative clause specifying the type of car. 'Whose' is used to show possession, and 'who' is used for people, not objects.

This is the town ​ (a)   I grew up

• where

• which

• that

• when

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'where' because it refers to a location, indicating the town where the speaker grew up.

sunday is a day ​ (a)   many people relax

• when

• where

• that

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'when' because it indicates the time when many people relax on Sunday.

there's no reason ​ (a)   you should be worried

• why

• that

• which

• whose

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'why' because it fits grammatically in the sentence structure 'there's no reason why you should be worried'. 'why' is used to introduce a reason or explanation.