Relative pronouns worksheet Exercise

B1Rule: Relative clausespdf

Relative pronouns are words like who, whom, that, which and whose. Clauses introduced by relative pronouns are called relative clauses or adjective clauses. Note that a relative clause or adjective clause says something about the noun or pronoun that goes before it.

The relative pronoun ‘who’ can only refer to people and the relative pronoun ‘which’ can only refer to things.

The relative pronoun ‘that’ can refer to both people and things.

The words what and which are relative adverbs. They are also used to introduce relative clauses.

Complete the following sentences using appropriate relative pronouns.

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1Everyone respects people ............... are honest.
2We saw the dog ............... chased the cat.
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3He ............... does his best shall be rewarded.
4I know ............... you mean.
5She has gone to Mangalore, ............... is her native place.
6I have never seen the bird ............... you are talking about.
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7I know the man ............... kidnapped the child.
8You must give away ............... you do not need.
9There is no one ............... has not lost a dear one.
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10Here is the phone ............... you lost.
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