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Holiday Relative Clauses

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Adjective clauses with object pronouns

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Adjective clauses with object pronouns

by sonia diaz ramirez
1

The holiday gifts ___ you mentioned were from Spain.

2

The people to ___ you invited to the festival shared stories of their customs.

3

The tradition ___ families bake cookies together is called 'Cookie Day'.

4

The singer whom you praised after the concert impressed the crowd.

5

The fireworks ___ we watched from the rooftop were unforgettable.

6

The family that hosts the Christmas dinner is from Spain.

7

The recipe that grandma shared includes saffron.

8

The custom that people celebrate on New Year's Eve is called 'Midnight Toast'.

9

The city that hosts the holiday market attracts tourists every year.

10

The friend whom you invited to the festival is from Canada.

Feedback

Use that for things; whom is incorrect here because gifts are things, not people.

Whom is the object of met; use who if the pronoun is the subject.

That/which can refer to a tradition; here 'that' is the natural choice.

Whom is the object of praised in the relative clause.

That introduces the restrictive clause referring to fireworks.

That is used for a non-human or human antecedent as a thing; here it’s a family.

That is used for things or people in restrictive clauses.

That introduces essential information about the custom.

That is standard for identifying a city in a restrictive clause.

Whom is the object of invited in the relative clause.

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