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Relative Pronouns Exercise

May 26, 2022 B1pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate relative pronoun.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Bring me the book ............... is on your table.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Use "that" or "which" for a thing in a defining relative clause.
2The house ............... I live is a nice place.
Wrong!
Use "where" to mean "in which" when referring to a place.
3She fell in love with a man ............... was ten years older than her.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Use "who" or "that" for a person as the subject of a defining relative clause.
4The man ............... she married is a writer.
Select 3 answers.
Wrong!
Use "who", "whom", or "that" for a person as the object of a defining relative clause.
5Maria, ............... is a qualified nurse, now volunteers for the Red Cross.
Wrong!
Use "who" for a person as the subject of a non-defining relative clause.
6This is the bicycle ............... I bought yesterday.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Use "that" or "which" for a thing as the object of a defining relative clause.
7The concert ............... was held in the town hall attracted lots of people.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Use "which" or "that" for an event as the subject of a defining relative clause.
8Where is the camera ............... you borrowed from me?
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Use "that" or "which" for a thing as the object of a defining relative clause.
9The woman ............... house had been burgled called the police.
Wrong!
Use "whose" to show possession before the noun "house".
10The man ............... had been robbed could not remember what had happened to him.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Use "who" or "that" for a person as the subject of a defining relative clause.
11The flowers ............... were used to decorate the hall are not real.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Use "that" or "which" for things as the subject of a defining relative clause.
12It is a pressing issue ............... needs to be resolved without any delay.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Use "that" or "which" for a thing as the subject of a defining relative clause.

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  1. Bring me the book that / which is on your table.
  2. The house where I live is a nice place.
  3. She fell in love with a man who / that was ten years older than her.
  4. The man who / whom / that she married is a writer.
  5. Maria, who is a qualified nurse, now volunteers for the Red Cross.
  6. This is the bicycle that / which I bought yesterday.
  7. The concert which / that was held in the town hall attracted lots of people.
  8. Where is the camera that / which you borrowed from me?
  9. The woman whose house had been burgled called the police.
  10. The man who / that had been robbed could not remember what had happened to him.
  11. The flowers that / which were used to decorate the hall are not real.
  12. It is a pressing issue that / which needs to be resolved without any delay.

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