Who, That, or Which? Necessary IELTS Grammar - IELTS Energy Podcast 1299

This video tutorial focuses on making grammar interesting and useful for the IELTS exam, specifically addressing common mistakes with relative pronouns. It provides detailed explanations and examples of using 'who', 'which', and 'that' correctly in sentences. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of mastering these pronouns to improve grammar scores in IELTS writing and speaking tasks.

Why is it important to learn relative pronouns for the IELTS exam?

• They help in adding details to sentences.

• They are the only way to form questions.

• They are not important for the IELTS exam.

• They are used to start every sentence.

What is the main function of relative pronouns in sentences?

• To start new paragraphs.

• To replace verbs.

• To end sentences.

• To add details about nouns.

What is a common mistake when using 'who' in sentences?

• Using 'who' at the start of a sentence.

• Using 'who' without commas.

• Using 'who' for groups of people.

• Using 'who' for non-living things.

When should 'who' be used in a sentence?

• To describe an object.

• To add details about a person.

• To describe a place.

• To start a question.

What is the correct usage of 'who' in a sentence?

• My friend, who is a doctor, lives nearby.

• My friend which is a doctor lives nearby.

• My friend that is a doctor lives nearby.

• My friend, that is a doctor, lives nearby.

What is the rule for using 'which' in sentences?

• It is used for people.

• It is used for non-defining clauses.

• It is used for defining clauses.

• It is used at the beginning of a sentence.

Which relative pronoun is always used with commas?

• Who

• That

• None of the above

• Which

Which sentence correctly uses 'which'?

• The book, which I read, was fascinating.

• The book that I read was fascinating.

• The book, who I read, was fascinating.

• The book who I read was fascinating.

In which type of clause is 'that' used?

• Non-defining clauses.

• Defining clauses.

• Both defining and non-defining clauses.

• Neither defining nor non-defining clauses.

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

• To end a sentence.

• To introduce essential information.

• To introduce non-essential information.

• To replace the subject.