Using Relative Pronouns

man / is / that / in / big / . / who / a / lives / lawyer / house / the

woman / dog / me / . / works / the / died / whose / with

How can we combine the two sentences using the correct relative pronoun?

I know a man. He wears a black jacket.

• I know a man which wears a black jacket.

• I know a man whom wears a black jacket.

• I know a man who wears a black jacket.

• I know a man whose wears a black jacket.

How can we combine the two sentences using the correct relative pronoun?

I read a story. The story was so exciting.

• I read a story whose was so exciting.

• I read a story that was so exciting.

• I read a story whom was so exciting.

• I read a story who was so exciting.

How can we combine the two sentences using the correct relative pronoun?

• This is Sarah who you met at my party last week.

• This is Sarah whose you met at my party last week.

• This is Sarah whom you met at my party last week.

• This is Sarah which you met at my party last week.

. I went to see the doctor. He told me to rest for a few days.

• I went to see the doctor who told me to rest for a few days.

• I went to see the doctor that told me to rest for a few days.

• The doctor that I went to see told me to rest for a few days.

This is the girl ____________ comes from Spain

• who

• which

• whose

The man, _________ father is a professor, forgot his umbrella.

• who

• which

• whose

The girl _________________ wrote this poem is still in high school.

• whose

• whom

• which

• who

Combine the sentences using the correct relative pronoun: The book is on the table. It belongs to Sarah.

• A) The book which is on the table belongs to Sarah.

• B) The book that is on the table belongs to Sarah.

• C) The book who is on the table belongs to Sarah.

• D) The book whose is on the table belongs to Sarah.