Relative Clauses Exercise -2
Complete the sentences with relative pronouns from the box. (That – When – Where – Which – Who – Whom – Whose – Why)
#1. Can you tell me about the policeman, ………. you spoke with this morning?
#2. Do you know ………. there are no elephants in South America?
#3. I visited one of my uncles, ………. lives on the other side of town.
#4. I know a great restaurant ………. we can get good food.
#5. The office is a place ………. I can do my work without being disturbed.
#6. The woman ………. dog barks all the time lives together with her daughter.
#7. Most of the people ………. she met were asylum seekers.
#8. The Johnson family, ………. son moved to the U.K., lives in Canada.
#9. I helped the old lady ………. books fell on the floor.
#10. I often visit my grandparents, ………. live a few blocks down the street.
#11. There is the cafeteria ………. we can have lunch.
#12. Give this medicine to the parents ………. child is ill.
#13. Is he the person ………. lives with you?
#14. The man, ………. wife is a famous violinist, can play the piano himself.
#15. The man ………. sold me the car is my neighbour.
#16. Food ………. is imported from other countries is often more expensive than local food.
#17. My parents remember the time ………. there was no internet.
#18. The policeman talked to the children ………. mothers were waiting outside.
#19. The man called his wife, ………. picked up the phone.
#20. My dad knows a man ………. brother works in the White House.
#21. The fireman rescued the girl ………. was trapped on the third floor.
#22. Avatar, ………. we saw a few days ago, won several Oscars.
#23. The bad weather is the reason ………. I didn’t come to practice yesterday.
#24. The cake ………. my mother made tasted really great.
#25. My classmate, ………. studied hard for the test, failed.
Relative Clauses Exercise -2
| Is he the person who lives with you? |
| The man, whose wife is a famous violinist, can play the piano himself. |
| The Johnson family, whose son moved to the U.K., lives in Canada. |
| The man called his wife, who picked up the phone. |
| Can you tell me about the policeman, whom/who you spoke with this morning? |
| The bad weather is the reason why I didn’t come to practice yesterday. |
| Food that/which is imported from other countries is often more expensive than local food. |
| I know a great restaurant, where we can get good food. |
| The policeman talked to the children, whose mothers were waiting outside. |
| I helped the old lady whose books fell on the floor. |
| Do you know why there are no elephants in South America? |
| My parents remember the time when there was no internet. |
| The cake that my mother made tasted really great. |
| The fireman rescued the girl who was trapped on the third floor. |
| The woman whose dog barks all the time lives together with her daughter. |
| I often visit my grandparents, who live a few blocks down the street. |
| Avatar, which we saw a few days ago, won several Oscars. |
| My dad knows a man whose brother works in the White House. |
| I visited one of my uncles, who lives on the other side of town. |
| The office is a place where I can do my work without being disturbed. |
| Give this medicine to the parents whose child is ill. |
| Most of the people whom/who she met were asylum seekers. |
| My classmate, who studied hard for the test, failed. |
| There is the cafeteria where we can have lunch. |
| The man who sold me the car is my neighbour. |
Relative Clauses Exercise -2
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