Join the following sentences with a correct relative pronouns (Who, Whom, Whose, Which, and That).
HINTS: Relative pronouns help add extra information about the noun they follow without starting a new sentence. Common relative pronouns are who, whom, whose, which, and that. Who: refers to people (e.g., “The boy who is running is my brother.”) Whom: refers to people as the object (e.g., “The girl whom I met is kind.”) Whose: shows possession (e.g., “The man whose car broke down is here.”) Which: refers to animals or things (e.g., “The book which I borrowed is amazing.”) That: refers to people, animals, or things (e.g., “The movie that we watched was exciting.”)
QUESTIONS:
1.
The city is very crowded. We visited it last winter.
2.
The novel is on the shelf. I borrowed it from the library.
3.
The teacher is very knowledgeable. She teaches us history.
4.
The museum is huge. We visited it last week.
5.
The author is very famous. His books are bestsellers.
6.
The movie was boring. We watched it last Sunday.
7.
The boy came to the party. He left a gift for you.
8.
The man was very kind. He helped me with my luggage.
9.
The musician is very talented. I met him at the concert.
10.
She works for a company. The company makes beautiful toys.
11.
The child is very smart. Her drawing won the competition.
12.
The bike was red. It was parked outside.
13.
The cotton shirt is very comfortable. I bought it yesterday.
14.
We finally visited the restaurant. The restaurant had such great reviews.
15.
The mountain is very high. We climbed it last summer.
16.
The laptop is very fast. I use it for work.
17.
The boy didn’t complete his project. The teacher punished him.
18.
The student solved the difficult mathematics problem. The teacher praised the student.
19.
Sara won the women’s marathon. Sara is my sister’s friend.
20.
I know the gentleman. His bike was stolen.
ANSWERS
1.
The city that we visited last winter is very crowded.
2.
The novel that I borrowed from the library is on the shelf.
3.
The teacher who teaches us history is very knowledgeable.
4.
The museum that we visited last week is very huge.
5.
The author whose books are bestsellers is very famous.
6.
The movie that we watched last Sunday was boring.
7.
The boy who came to the party left a gift for you.
8.
The man who helped me with my luggage was very kind.
9.
The musician whom I met at the concert is very talented.
10.
She works for a company that makes beautiful toys.
11.
The child whose drawing won the competition is very smart.
12.
The bike that was parked outside was red.
13.
The cotton shirt that I bought yesterday is very comfortable.
14.
We finally visited the restaurant that had such great reviews.
15.
The mountain that we climbed last summer is very high.
16.
The laptop that I use for work is very fast.
17.
The teacher punished the boy who didn’t complete his project.
18.
The teacher praised the student who solved the difficult mathematics problem.
19.
Sara, who is my sister’s friend, won the women’s marathon.
20.
I know the gentleman whose bike was stolen.
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