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Relative Pronouns Worksheet

July 2, 2020 - B1pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1He stole the bike ............... belonged to his neighbor.
Wrong!
Which is used to refer to things. That can also refer to things in identifying relative clauses.
2I have no money ............... I can lend you.
Wrong!
That can refer to both people and things. It is more common than which after words like no, all, any etc.
3The dog ............... I adopted from a shelter is my best friend now.
Wrong!
Which is used to refer to things. That can also refer to things in identifying relative clauses.
4He lives in the same house ............... he was born.
Wrong!
Where can mean in which.
5Those ............... are content do not need any wealth.
Wrong!
Who refers to people.
6We met a girl ............... was carrying a flower basket on her head.
Wrong!
Who refers to people. It acts as the subject of the relative clause.
7The horse ............... I bought the other day is lame.
Wrong!
Which is used to refer to things. That can also refer to things in identifying relative clauses.
8I don’t trust people ............... go back on their promises.
Wrong!
9I talked to the young girl ............... looked worried.
Wrong!
10I lost the watch ............... I bought last week.
Wrong!
11The castle ............... stands on that hill was built in the 16th century.
Wrong!
12A man ............... is loyal will have many friends.
Wrong!
In identifying relative clauses both who and that can refer to people.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. He stole the bike Either could be used here belonged to his neighbor.
  2. I have no money that I can lend you.
  3. The dog Either could be used here I adopted from a shelter is my best friend now.
  4. He lives in the same house where he was born.
  5. Those who are content do not need any wealth.
  6. We met a girl who was carrying a flower basket on her head.
  7. The horse Either could be used here I bought the other day is lame.
  8. I don’t trust people who go back on their promises.
  9. I talked to the young girl who looked worried.
  10. I lost the watch Either could be used here I bought last week.
  11. The castle Either could be used here stands on that hill was built in the 16th century.
  12. A man Either could be used here is loyal will have many friends.
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