This document contains exercises on the use of relative pronouns in English sentences. It provides examples of sentences using relative pronouns like who, whom, which, that and no pronoun. It also has an activity where students are asked to write sentences using relative pronouns and to circle the correct relative pronoun in sentences with options for who, where and which.

1. Mrs. Anabel Montes - English teacher

2. OBJECT OF RELATIVE
CLAUSE
I spoke to a man. I had met him before.
 I spoke to a man (whom/who/that/--) I
had met before.
That’s the book. I read it last summer.
 That’s the book (which/that/ --) I
read last summer.

3. ACTIVITY
 Write the sentences using
the relative pronouns:
1. This is the school __________ I
used to study.
2. This test is for
students___________ native
language is not English.
3. The students___________ lost
his bag is waiting in the office.
4. The house___________ they live
needs repairing.

4. 5. Children___________ eat a
lot of candy often get bad
teeth.
6. I ate all the
cake___________ you gave me.
7. Go and find the
guests___________ arrived
here yesterday.
8. Look at the
horses___________ are drinking
in the river.

5. B. Circle the correct word:
1) This is the boy WHO /WHERE /WHICH
had an accident.
2) Yesterday I saw a car WHO /WHERE
/WHICH was really old.
3) Mandy is the girl WHO /WHERE
/WHICH I met on Friday.

6. 4) I haven't seen Frank, WHO /WHERE
/WHICH traveled for a long time now.
5) The robber stole the car WHO /WHERE
/WHICH the lady parked in front of the
supermarket.
6) This is the man WHO /WHERE
/WHICH has house.
7) Can I talk to the girl WHO /WHERE
/WHICH is sitting on the bench?

7. 8) The book WHO /WHERE /WHICH
you gave me is great.
9) She likes hamburgers WHO /WHERE
/WHICH are hot.
10) Bill Clinton, WHO /WHERE /WHICH
was President of the USA, has only one
daughter.