Relative Clauses (who whose which that where when) 9 form

1. I don’t watch films ………       [who, where, which]……… have a sad ending.

2. I work in the town ………       [who, where, which]…..…. my son lives.

3. People ………        [which, where, who]…….… live in flats shouldn’t have animals.

4. The car ………        [who, where, which]…..… he bought last month is fantastic.

5. The company ……        [who, which, where]…… I work for is based in Italy.

6. The hotel …………        [who, where, which]……………. they stayed was terrible.

7. The security guard ...       [what, who, whose, which, where].. was working that night didn't see anything.

8. Yesterday I met John and Mary, .          [who, where, who/that, which, whose].. are my brother's friends.

9. Ants are small insects ...            [where, which/that, whose, who/that, that] live in big groups.

10. We have lost the suitcase ..            [which/that, who/that, where, whose]... we put all our presents.

11. The great climate is the reason ..       [why, which, where, that, who].. I moved there.

12. The house .       [that, what, where, which].... my grandparents live reminds me of an old castle.

Relative clauses describe or give extra information about something.

We use relative pronouns like 'which', 'that', 'who' and 'where' at the beginning of relative clauses.

The information in relative clauses is always essential for understanding the sentence.

Relative clauses are always in the middle of a sentence.

The punctuation is different for defining and non-defining clauses.

Rewrite the sentences, combining them together using defining relative clauses.

That's the window. It was broken last week.

Rewrite the sentences, combining them together using defining relative clauses.

The last time I saw my best friend was at a festival. She was home from Australia.

Rewrite the sentences, combining them together using defining relative clauses.

My favourite dessert is pavlova. My mother makes it for my birthday every year.

Rewrite the sentences, combining them together using defining relative clauses.

I've never met that woman. My cousin is talking to her.

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I want to buy the handbag. It has grey buttons.

Match the parts of the sentences.