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WorksheetsRelative Clauses B1+ (no aleatorio)
Total questions: 59
Worksheet time: 46mins
Our cousin Meg,_____ lives in London, is coming to visit us.
who
which
whose
who's
March is the month_____both my brother and I have birthdays.
when
where
which
whose
Have you read The Hobbit, ____was written by JRR Tolkien?
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who
what
when
Let's find a place______we can be alone.
when
where
why
how
I didn't know _____the man stopped me.
why
what
when
which
This is the most beautiful music____I've ever heard
that
which
who
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Frank, _____wife sells computers, isn't on Facebook.
whose
who's
who'd
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We ate _____food they gave us.
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whichever
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whenever
Combine the sentences using a relative pronoun. Make any necessary changes.
Pasta is a food. Most people like it.
(a)
Combine the sentences using a relative pronoun. Make any necessary changes.
Here's the shop. I bought my new jacket here.
(a)
Combine the sentences using a relative pronoun. Make any necessary changes.
That's the woman. Her purse was stolen.
(a)
Combine the sentences using a relative pronoun. Make any necessary changes.
This is the time. We usually meet at this time.
(a)
Combine the sentences using a relative pronoun. Make any necessary changes.
I'm still angry about the argument. I had it with my sister.
(a)
Combine the sentences using a relative pronoun. Make any necessary changes.
The Nile is the longest river in the world. It is in Africa.
(a)
Complete with a suitable relative pronoun.
If you open a tourist brochure about Britain, you may see photos of large white swans. These water birds, (a) are also called "mute" swans, are a much loved sight in Britain
Complete with a suitable relative pronoun.
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(a)
Complete with a suitable relative pronoun.
You may be surprised to learn that there is actually someone (a) owns them.
Complete with a suitable relative pronoun.
All the swans (a) live on Britain's rivers and lakes belong to the Queen.
Complete with a suitable relative pronoun.
This tradition began about 900 years ago, (a) mute swans were breed for food.
Complete with a suitable relative pronoun.
Swans breeders had to mark the swans, and all unmarked birds were considered royal property. Among the royal staff is a Swan Keeper (a) job is to organise a special ceremony.
Complete with a suitable relative pronoun.
It takes place every year (a) the swans on the River Thames are weighed and counted.
Complete with a suitable relative pronoun.
There are people today (a) think it's silly for the swans to belong to the Queen, but many others believe the species has survived due to its royal protection.
REPHRASING
The last time we went away was in 2010. SINCE
We (a) 2010
REPHRASING
Carole's computer is five years old. WHICH
Carole has (a) five years old.
REPHRASING
I study in a huge school. WHERE
The school (a) huge.
REPHRASING
I met him three years ago. KNOWN
I (a) years.
REPHRASING
The house was all lit up by the time I arrived. SWITCHED
They (a) all the lights by the time I arrived.
Winter is the time of year____I love best
when
that
Mary is the cousin____ house we stayed in.
who's
whose
The boy ____ washing the car is Colin's brother.
who
who's
who is
whose
Janet goes every week to the hospital___she volunteers.
where
when
why
what
Maria arranged the flowers____her boyfriend had brought.
which
when
why
what
Kim, ____uncle owns a shop, works there twice a week
who is
whose
who's
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The child____missing cat was found was very happy.
who is
whose
who's
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We went out at 7 pm, _____we had finished dinner.
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You can say____you like-we don't always have to agree and that's ok. We have to respect each other's opinions.
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whatever
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wherever
I needed to see the man____was away on holiday.
who
who's
whose
who is
Do you know a good restaurant____we can eat?
when
where
whenever
wherever
You can invite _____you want to your party.
who
where
whoever
wherever
The holiday flat____we stayed in belongs to my friend's family.
where
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who's
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My dog follows me____ I go.
who
where
whoever
wherever
COMBINE THE SENTENCES USING THE RELATIVE PRONOUN IN BRACKETS
Look at these photographs. We took them on holiday. (which)
(a)
COMBINE THE SENTENCES USING THE RELATIVE PRONOUN IN BRACKETS
It's a good time to visit Europe in January. There are lots of sales then. (when)
(a)
COMBINE THE SENTENCES USING THE RELATIVE PRONOUN IN BRACKETS
Some tourists prefer a warmer destination. They can relax in the sun there. (where)
(a)
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Visiting Nepal was the best holiday. We have never had such a good holiday. (that)
(a)
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Montenegro is off the beaten track. It has mountains, lakes, cities and beaches. (which)
(a)
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Take a trip with a tour guide, The guide is highly recommended. (who)
(a)
The Great Pyramid at Giza,_____ took 20 years to build, was built as a burial place for King Khufu, ____lived from 2589-2566 BC.
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who
where
why
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This is a famous forest_____the wind blows through the bamboo, making a special sound.
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who
where
why
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The lowest country on Earth has a good reason____it should fear a rise in sea level-it is only 1.5 meters above sea level itself.
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who
where
why
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The fattest country is an island, 95% of_____population is overweight due to eating western fast food.
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why
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This country is named after the Equator,_____runs through it.
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why
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The Taj Mahal is a memorial ____was built at the time_____the Shah's beloved third wife died.
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who
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why
when
COMBINE THE SENTENCES USING A RELATIVE PRONOUN
Alison makes jewellery. She sells it in the market.
(a)
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Rob remembers the day. He met Helen then.
(a)
COMBINE THE SENTENCES USING A RELATIVE PRONOUN
We like the girl. Her family has just moved here.
(a)
COMBINE THE SENTENCES USING A RELATIVE PRONOUN
Mark works at the office. I used to work there.
(a)
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The new computer game is quite expensive. It has been sold to millions of people.
(a)
Complete with a suitable relative pronoun.
If you open a tourist brochure about Britain, you may see photos of large white swans.
These water birds are a much loved sight in Britain, (a) approximately 30,000 of them live.
