Relative Pronouns

Relative Pronouns are words that are used to

introduce relative clauses. These clauses provide
additional information about a noun or pronoun in a
sentence.

The most common relative pronouns in English

are:

1.Who: used to refer to people(subject of the

sentence or clause .
e.g:The teacher who teaches math is very kind.

2.Whom: used to refer to people as the object of the

sentence or clause.
e.g:The student whom I helped thanked me.

3.Which: used to refer to animals or things.

e.g:The book which I borrowed is fascinating.

4.That: used to refer to people, animals, or things.

e.g:The car that he drives is new.

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 5.Whose: used to indicate possession.
e.g:The boy whose dog ran away is sad.

1.Complete the sentences using the correct relative pronoun:

who, whom, whose, which, or that.

1.The artist ________ painted this picture is very famous.

2.The dress ________ she bought is very beautiful.

3.The man ________ car was stolen is talking to the police.

4.The movie ________ we watched last night was funny.

5.The girl ________ I met yesterday is in my class.

2.Combine the following pairs of sentences using a relative

pronoun.

1.I have a friend. She lives in London.

2.The cake is on the table. It was baked by my mom.

3.The boy is my cousin. You saw him at the party.

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4.The school is very old. I go to this school.

5.The scientist made a great discovery. His work changed the

world.

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