Mastering Relative Pronouns

What is the role of 'who' in a sentence?

• 'Who' is used to indicate possession in a sentence.

• 'Who' is an object pronoun in a sentence.

• 'Who' functions as a conjunction in a sentence.

• 'Who' serves as a subject pronoun in a sentence.

Create a sentence using 'who'.

• She is the one who runs fast.

• The teacher who loves science is very popular.

• The book who tells a great story.

• The cat who is sleeping on the couch.

Identify the correct use of 'who' in this sentence: 'The teacher, who is very kind, helps us.'

• who is our teacher

• who is very kind

• the teacher who is kind

• who helps us

What type of noun does 'who' refer to?

• personal noun

• collective noun

• abstract noun

• compound noun

Combine these sentences using 'who': 'The girl is my sister. She won the race.'

• The girl is my sister who won the race.

• My sister won the race, the girl.

• The girl who is my sister won the race.

• The girl who won the race is my sister.

What is the role of 'which' in a sentence?

• 'Which' serves as a relative pronoun in a sentence.

• 'Which' is used exclusively in questions.

• 'Which' functions as a conjunction in a sentence.

• 'Which' is an adverb in a sentence.

Create a sentence using 'which'.

• The cake which I baked yesterday was delicious.

• The book, which I borrowed from the library, is fascinating.

• She loves the movie which won an award.

• The car, which is parked outside, is red.

Identify the correct use of 'which' in this sentence: 'The book, which I borrowed, is fascinating.'

• The book, which borrowed, is fascinating.

• The book, that I borrowed, is fascinating.

• The book, which I borrowed, is fascinating.

• The book which I borrowed is fascinating.

What type of noun does 'which' refer to?

• Adjective

• Verb

• Adverb

• Pronoun

Combine these sentences using 'which': 'The car is new. It belongs to my father.'

• The car is new and belongs to my father.

• The car, which belongs to my father, is new.

• My father owns the new car.

• The car, which is old, belongs to my father.