Year 5 Grammar: Omitting Relative Pronouns Exercise

Year 5 Grammar: Omitting Relative Pronouns

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Year 5 Grammar: Omitting Relative Pronouns

Discover when relative pronouns can be omitted from relative clauses. Practice identifying sentences where the relative pronoun is not required.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    In which sentence can the relative pronoun be left out?

  2. MultiChoice

    In which sentence can 'which' be omitted?

  3. MultiChoice

    Can 'that' be omitted in 'The song that you wrote is great'?

  4. MultiChoice

    Can 'who' be omitted in 'The doctor who treated me was kind'?

  5. MultiChoice

    In which sentence can the relative pronoun NOT be left out?

  6. MultiChoice

    Choose the sentence where 'which' can be dropped:

  7. MultiChoice

    Complete the sentence without a pronoun: 'The coat ___ I bought was warm.'

  8. MultiChoice

    Complete the sentence without a pronoun: 'The friend ___ I visited was happy.'

  9. MultiChoice

    Complete the sentence without a pronoun: 'The story ___ you told was funny.'

  10. MultiChoice

    Why can 'that' be omitted in 'The cake that I ate was sweet'?

  11. MultiChoice

    Can 'whose' ever be omitted in a relative clause?

  12. MultiChoice

    Choose the correct sentence with an omitted relative pronoun:

  13. MultiChoice

    In which sentence can 'that' be dropped?

  14. MultiChoice

    Identify the sentence that has an omitted relative pronoun:

  15. MultiChoice

    When can a relative pronoun be omitted in English?