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Relative Clauses
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Relative Clauses
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Rule
Example
who
people
the woman who works here
which
things
the book which I read
that
people or things (informal)
the film that I saw
where / whose
places / possession
the town where I grew up
Common mistakes
The book which I bought it is good.
→ The book
which
I bought is good.
Don't repeat the pronoun (it)
The person which called is my boss.
→ The person
who
called is my boss.
person → who (not which)
The town where I grew up it is lovely.
→ The town
where
I grew up is lovely.
Don't add "it" after the relative clause
She is the woman who her son is a doctor.
→ She is the woman
whose
son is a doctor.
possession → whose
Relative Clauses — Exercises
Choose who/that/where
The woman _____ lives next door is a teacher.
(who / that / where)
This is the book _____ I told you about.
(that / who / where)
That's the café _____ we had lunch.
(where / who / that)
He's the boy _____ won the prize.
(who / that / where)
The phone _____ I bought yesterday is broken.
(that / who / where)
This is the hospital _____ I was born.
(where / who / that)
The actor _____ played the lead is famous.
(who / that / where)
I love the city _____ my grandmother lives.
(where / who / that)
Complete with who/that/where
The girl
called you is my cousin.
This is the restaurant
we celebrated my birthday.
The car
I want is too expensive.
That's the teacher
teaches us maths.
Relative Clauses — Answer Key
Choose who/that/where
who
— A person → who.
that
— A thing → that (or which).
where
— A place → where.
who
— A person → who.
that
— A thing → that.
where
— A place → where.
who
— A person → who.
where
— A place → where.
Complete with who/that/where
who
where
that
who