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Defining Relative Clauses Quiz

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Defining Relative Clauses QuizOnline version

Test defining relative clauses.

by jomanah almaerawi
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The book that I borrowed last week was fantastic.

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The scientist ___ discovered the cure won a prize.

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The painting ___ hangs in the gallery was stolen.

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Students ___ study daily tend to perform better.

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The house ___ roof was damaged is over 100 years old.

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The student ___ answered incorrectly was reported.

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The movie ___ we watched last night won an award.

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The singer ___ voice impressed the crowd is famous.

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The place ___ we first met is a coffee shop.

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The book ___ you gave me yesterday is on the table.

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‘That’ introduces a defining relative clause identifying the book.

‘Who’ refers to a person—the scientist who discovered the cure.

In defining clauses, use that (or which) to identify the painting.

‘Who’ is used for people: students who study daily.

‘Whose’ shows possession: the house whose roof was damaged.

Use ‘who’ for people: the student who answered incorrectly.

‘That’ introduces a defining clause identifying the movie.

‘Whose’ shows possession: the singer whose voice impressed the crowd.

‘Where’ denotes location: the place where we first met.

Use ‘that’ to introduce the defining clause identifying the book.

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