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Relative Clauses Challenge

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Relative Clauses Challenge
 

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Relative Clauses ChallengeOnline version

Test your grammar with relatives

by Valeria Martínez Guerrero
1

Choose the correct relative pronoun: The book, _____ I lent you, is on the table.

2

Fill the blank with the proper relative clause pronoun: The woman _____ lives next door is a teacher.

3

Combine the sentences using a defining relative clause: The man is a driver. He helped us.

4

Choose the correct option: The student _____ won the prize is from Spain.

5

Fill the gap: This is the house _____ we grew up.

6

In a defining relative clause, which pronoun is commonly used for people?

7

Which punctuation marks typically separate a non-defining clause from the main clause?

8

Which relative clause type requires commas around the clause?

9

Can 'the man who called you yesterday' be considered defining or non-defining?

10

Which relative pronoun cannot introduce a non-defining clause for people?

11

Which relative pronoun can replace “who” or “which” in defining clauses?

12

Which phrase means comparing two quantities?

13

Which phrase compares two quantities with a smaller amount?

14

Which phrase is used for comparing non-countable quantities where one is smaller?

15

Which phrase is the superlative for the largest amount?

16

Which phrase is the superlative for the smallest count of items? (countable nouns)

17

Complete the sentence: 'I have ___ books than you'.

18

Which phrase expresses comparing two groups where one has a greater number?

19

We use ________ for countable nouns

20

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