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Relative Clauses Quiz

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Relative Clauses Quiz
 

Relative Clauses QuizOnline version

Test your grammar with relatives

by Utku KURTOĞLU
1

The man ___ spoke to me yesterday is a doctor.

2

The car ___ you lent me last week broke down.

3

The people ___ lives next door are musicians.

4

Choose the sentence with a non-defining relative clause.

5

The book ___ you lent me yesterday is missing.

6

The man to ___ you spoke is my uncle.

7

The student, ___ nerves were shaking, completed the exam.

8

Choose the correct relative pronoun: The city ___ I grew up in is small.

9

A defining clause is used to identify the noun. Which sentence uses a defining clause?

10

Fill the blank with the correct pronoun: The movie ___ we watched last night won awards.

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Use who for people when the clause is the subject.

That/which can both be used for inanimate things; 'that' is common in restrictive clauses.

Use who for people; the clause ‘who lives next door’ describes people.

Non-defining clauses are set off by commas and use 'who/which'.

Both that and which are used for inanimate objects in restrictive clauses.

After prepositions, use whom (or who in informal speech).

Whose shows possession; refers to the student.

In non-people nouns, which/that are common; 'which I grew up in' is correct.

Defining clauses identify; they do not use extra commas.

Inanimate objects take that or which in restrictive clauses.

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