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Relative Pronouns Exercise

August 20, 2019 - B1pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate relative pronoun.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I help those ............... I love.
Wrong!
When the relative pronoun is the object of the relative clause we use whom.
2He ............... works hard will certainly succeed.
Wrong!
We use who to refer to people.
3The man ............... has no music in his soul should be tried for treason.
Wrong!
In identifying relative clauses, both who and that can refer to people.
4I have received the message ............... you sent me.
Wrong!
That and which can both refer to things.
5Servants ............... are honest are trusted.
Wrong!
In identifying relative clauses, both who and that can refer to people.
6He failed in every project ............... he started.
Wrong!
7He laughs best ............... laughs last.
Wrong!
When the relative pronoun is the subject of the relative clause we use who to refer to people.
8They never fail ............... die for a good cause.
Wrong!
9He ............... is down need fear no fall.
Wrong!
10This is the bicycle ............... I bought for my son.
Wrong!
11He is an accomplished singer ............... I admire.
Wrong!
12I know a man ............... son is an activist.
Wrong!
The relative pronoun whose replaces the personal pronouns his, her or their.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. I help those whom I love.
  2. He who works hard will certainly succeed.
  3. The man Either could be used here has no music in his soul should be tried for treason.
  4. I have received the message Either could be used here you sent me.
  5. Servants Either could be used here are honest are trusted.
  6. He failed in every project Either could be used here he started.
  7. He laughs best who laughs last.
  8. They never fail who die for a good cause.
  9. He Either could be used here is down need fear no fall.
  10. This is the bicycle Either could be used here I bought for my son.
  11. He is an accomplished singer whom I admire.
  12. I know a man whose son is an activist.
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