Exercise
Form 1: Defining Relative Clauses (Who, Which, That)
In this engaging exercise, students will explore the world of relative clauses by identifying and using "who," "which," and "that" to create complex sentences that add depth and detail to their writing. Through interactive examples and practice activities, learners will enhance their understanding of how these clauses connect ideas and clarify information.
Questions
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The student ___ won the spelling bee received a trophy.
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This is the book ___ I borrowed from the library yesterday.
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I know a girl ___ speaks five languages fluently.
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The car ___ is parked outside belongs to my uncle.
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The chef ___ prepared this meal studied in Paris.
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The laptop ___ I bought last week works perfectly.
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People ___ live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
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The assignment ___ was due today has been postponed.
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Do you remember the doctor ___ treated you last year?
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The movie ___ we watched last night was thrilling.
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A mechanic is a person ___ repairs cars and trucks.
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The key ___ opens this entrance door is missing.