Common Linking Words - Lesson

What are the common relative pronouns in English?

• who

• whom

• where

• what

• whose

What should you observe to choose the correct relative pronoun?

• The antecedent

• The verb

• The subject

• The object

When can 'that' be omitted?

• When it is the subject

• When it is the object

• When it is a pronoun

• When it is a conjunction

What is the correct usage of 'whose'?

• It replaces my/your/his/her/our/their

• It is used for objects

• It is used for places

• It is used for time

What punctuation should be used when the relative clause is necessary?

• Comma

• Semicolon

• Colon

• No punctuation

What happens when the relative clause provides additional information?

• It can be omitted

• It must be included

• It changes the meaning

• It is always necessary

What is the difference between 'that' and 'which'?

• 'That' is used for defining

• 'Which' is used for defining

• 'That' is always necessary

• 'Which' is always necessary

What should you learn along with the meaning of linking words?

• Their syntax

• Their pronunciation

• Their origin

• Their synonyms

What is the construction syntax of the word in the sentence: 'I was angry because he didn’t call me back.'?

• Because

• As

• Note

• So

What is the meaning of 'Since you are so clever, why don’t you solve this problem?'?

• Since

• So

• Whether

• As long as