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Relative Pronouns Exercise

February 6, 2018 B1pdf

Fill in the blanks with appropriate relative pronouns.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1This is the road ............... takes you to the railway station.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Use "which" or "that" for a defining relative clause about a thing that is the subject of the clause.
2These are the pencils ............... I use for drawing.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Use "which" or "that" for a defining relative clause about things that are the object of the clause.
3The oranges ............... you gave me yesterday were very sweet.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Use "that" or "which" for a defining relative clause about things that are the object of the clause.
4The Taj Mahal, ............... was built by Shah Jahan, is one of the finest tombs in the world.
Wrong!
Use "which" in a non-defining relative clause about a thing.
5On this map, show me the small island ............... is to the south of India.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Use "that" or "which" for a defining relative clause about a thing that is the subject of the clause.
6This is the new radio ............... my father bought yesterday.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Use "that" or "which" for a defining relative clause about a thing that is the object of the clause.
7Nobody knows the place ............... he keeps his money.
Wrong!
Use "where" when the relative clause means "in that place".
8The school ............... my brother teaches is the only school on this island.
Wrong!
Use "where" when the relative clause refers to a place where something happens.
9The boy ............... watch had been stolen complained to the teacher.
Wrong!
Use "whose" before a noun to show possession.
10Jennifer, ............... father is from Germany, speaks both German and English fluently.
Wrong!
Use "whose" before "father" to show possession.
11This is the spot ............... I left my car.
Wrong!
Use "where" when the relative clause means "in that place".
12This is the field ............... the battle was fought.
Wrong!
Use "where" when the relative clause refers to the place of an action.

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  1. This is the road which / that takes you to the railway station.
  2. These are the pencils which / that I use for drawing.
  3. The oranges that / which you gave me yesterday were very sweet.
  4. The Taj Mahal, which was built by Shah Jahan, is one of the finest tombs in the world.
  5. On this map, show me the small island that / which is to the south of India.
  6. This is the new radio that / which my father bought yesterday.
  7. Nobody knows the place where he keeps his money.
  8. The school where my brother teaches is the only school on this island.
  9. The boy whose watch had been stolen complained to the teacher.
  10. Jennifer, whose father is from Germany, speaks both German and English fluently.
  11. This is the spot where I left my car.
  12. This is the field where the battle was fought.

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