Use the following relative pronouns/adverbs to fill in the blanks
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**Relative Clauses**
Use the following relative pronouns/adverbs to fill in the blanks.
who - which - where - when - why - whose
1. I don’t know the names of the children ________ parents forgot to pick them up from school.
2. I had to sell my car and that’s the reason ________ I take the bus to work now.
3. Don’t sit on the chair ________ is broken. Here’s another one.
4. This is the church ________ your mother and I got married.
5. That was the day ________ I decided to quit my job and set off on my journey around the globe.
6. Mrs. Johnson was the teacher ________ influenced me most as a teenager.
Make one sentence from each pair of sentences using a relative clause.
1. I need a book. It is on the top shelf.
The book ________ is on the top shelf.
2. I met a girl at the party. She’s very friendly.
The girl ________ at the party is very friendly.
3. This is the station. Paul lost his suitcase here.
This is the station ________ Paul lost his suitcase.
4. I don’t know the woman. Her son is waving at me.
I don’t know the woman ________ is waving at me.
5. 12th December is a very special date for us. We got married that day.
12th December ________ we got married.
6. These dresses are made by hand. That’s why they’re so expensive.
The reason ________ is that they are made by hand.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps.
1. I would like to see the film ________ you were talking about.
2. The woman ________ lent you the money is very generous.
3. Susan, ________ is very generous, lent me a large sum of money.
4. The teacher ________ car was stolen last week reported the theft to the police.
5. The library is the room ________ he spends most of his free time.
Combine these sentences using non-defining relative clauses.
1. There are four chairs. One of them is red. It is broken. It cannot be used.
2. Mr. Arnold has a son. He lives abroad. It cannot be used.
3. Mr. Arnold’s son, ________ is very well off, is very well off.
4. Allison, ________ is a good friend of mine, is my math's teacher.
5. Allison, ________ is a good friend of mine.
**Relative Clauses**
Use the following relative pronouns/adverbs to fill in the blanks.
who - which - where - when - why - whose
1. I don’t know the names of the children ________ parents forgot to pick them up from school.
2. I had to sell my car and that’s the reason ________ I take the bus to work now.
3. Don’t sit on the chair ________ is broken. Here’s another one.
4. This is the church ________ your mother and I got married.
5. That was the day ________ I decided to quit my job and set off on my journey around the globe.
6. Mrs. Johnson was the teacher ________ influenced me most as a teenager.
Make one sentence from each pair of sentences using a relative clause.
1. I need a book. It is on the top shelf.
The book ________ is on the top shelf.
2. I met a girl at the party. She’s very friendly.
The girl ________ at the party is very friendly.
3. This is the station. Paul lost his suitcase here.
This is the station ________ Paul lost his suitcase.
4. I don’t know the woman. Her son is waving at me.
I don’t know the woman ________ is waving at me.
5. 12th December is a very special date for us. We got married that day.
12th December ________ we got married.
6. These dresses are made by hand. That’s why they’re so expensive.
The reason ________ is that they are made by hand.
Choose the correct option to fill in the gaps.
1. I would like to see the film ________ you were talking about.
2. The woman ________ lent you the money is very generous.
3. Susan, ________ is very generous, lent me a large sum of money.
4. The teacher ________ car was stolen last week reported the theft to the police.
5. The library is the room ________ he spends most of his free time.
Combine these sentences using non-defining relative clauses.
1. There are four chairs. One of them is red. It is broken. It cannot be used.
2. Mr. Arnold has a son. He lives abroad. It cannot be used.
3. Mr. Arnold’s son, ________ is very well off, is very well off.
4. Allison, ________ is a good friend of mine, is my math's teacher.
5. Allison, ________ is a good friend of mine.