The document discusses the use of relative pronouns such as who, which, where, and whose in sentences. It provides examples of sentences using these relative pronouns and rules for when each is used, such as using "who" to provide information about a person, "where" to provide information about a place, and "whose" when something belongs to a person. The document then has exercises for the reader to choose the correct relative pronoun for different sentences.

1. Relative pronouns
Look at these sentences and then complete the rules below
with whose, which, who or where.
It was my son who made it a lucky day.
We found the wood where I used to go.
I know someone whose ring was found after thirty years.
We often had a picnic in a wood which was full of wild
flowers.
who
We use _________ to give more information about a person.
We use _________ to give more information about a thing or
where
place.
We sometimes use _________ to give information about a
which
place.
whose
We use __________ when something belongs to a person.

2. Choose the correct relative pronoun A, B, C or D for
each gap
0 who
My father has a friend ________ has met the President
of the United States.
A who B which C where D whose
1 where
This is a photo of the hotel ________ we're going to
stay.
2 A who B which C where D whose
2 which
I hate watching films _______ don't have a good story.
A who B which C where D whose
3 who
Do you know anyone _____ is over 100 years old?
A who B which C where D whose
4 which
I've got a new phone ________ is really small.
A who B which C where D whose

3. whose
5 This is my friend Tom ________ uncle is our
football trainer.
A who B which C where D whose
6 The gym ________ I do an exercise class is
where
going to close.
A who B which C where D whose
7 That shop is owned by Mr Patterson ________
who
teaches at my school.
A who B which C where D whose
whose
8 What's the name of the woman ________
computer I used last week?
A who B which C where D whose

4. Relative clauses
Look at the beginnings of these three sentences.
Choose one relative clause to add to each one.
• The night before, I had • which we had brought
travelled with my parents back.
and my cousin Juan to
the summer house _____
• which we always rent.
• We sailed towards the
other side of the lake
_____ • where it was completely
• We cooked the fish ____ deserted.

5. Read this story and choose the relative clause
below which best fits in each space.
I didn't have to get up early so I
stayed in bed until it was time to go A which sells good sandwiches
shopping with my friend Lisa. She B where there are always good films on
needed to get some new clothes for
her holiday. Her cousin, _______ , C whose job is to arrange weddings
was also coming. We all met at
Pietro's Café, ______, and had a D which was really funny
coffee before going to the shops. Lisa
bought some jeans and a summer E who was staying with her for a few
dress, ______, and we all bought
some new t-shirts. We then decided days
to go to the Arts Cinema _____. We
saw a film called Forever ______ . F which were quite cheap
It's about a man ______ . It was still
quite early when it finished so we G who came with us to have a meal in a
walked towards the park and met Chinese restaurant
some friends from school ______ .At
the end of the day, I was tired but I'd
had a good time.