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Relative Pronouns Exercise

November 25, 2023 B1pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate relative pronoun.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The people ............... live next door are a couple from France.
Wrong!
Use "who" for people when the relative pronoun is the subject of the clause.
2The girl ............... answered the call was quite sweet.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Who" and "that" can both refer to a person as the subject of a defining relative clause.
3Who is the customer ............... ordered a drink?
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Who" and "that" can both refer to a person as the subject of a defining relative clause.
4I can't find the bag ............... I left on this table.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"That" and "which" can both refer to a thing in a defining relative clause.
5The day ............... I met him was a major turning point in my life.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"That" and "when" can both follow a time word such as "day" in a defining relative clause.
6The man ............... you met in the lobby is the manager.
Select 3 answers.
Wrong!
"That", "who", and "whom" can all refer to a person as the object of a defining relative clause.
7The traveler ............... was robbed at gunpoint has filed a police complaint.
Wrong!
Use "who" for a person when the relative pronoun is the subject of the clause.
8She has got three girls, all of ............... are quite adorable.
Wrong!
Use "whom" after "of" when referring to people in this relative clause.
9She has got six dogs, all of ............... are quite friendly.
Wrong!
Use "which" after "of" when referring to animals or things in this relative clause.
10Who moved the boxes ............... I left on my table?
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"That" and "which" can both refer to things in a defining relative clause.
11I am returning it to the people from ............... I bought it.
Wrong!
Use "whom" after the preposition "from" when referring to people.
12They fined the man ............... was over the speed limit.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"Who" and "that" can both refer to a person as the subject of a defining relative clause.

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  1. The people who live next door are a couple from France.
  2. The girl who / that answered the call was quite sweet.
  3. Who is the customer who / that ordered a drink?
  4. I can’t find the bag that / which I left on this table.
  5. The day that / when I met him was a major turning point in my life.
  6. The man that / who / whom you met in the lobby is the manager.
  7. The traveler who was robbed at gunpoint has filed a police complaint.
  8. She has got three girls, all of whom are quite adorable.
  9. She has got six dogs, all of which are quite friendly.
  10. Who moved the boxes that / which I left on my table?
  11. I am returning it to the people from whom I bought it.
  12. They fined the man who / that was over the speed limit.

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