Relative Clauses Mastery

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Test your grasp of who/which/that/whose.

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Froggy Jumps Relative Clauses MasteryVersion en ligne Test your grasp of who/which/that/whose. par Ghada Hoshieh 1 Which relative pronoun is used for people as the subject of a relative clause? a that b which c who 2 Which pronoun refers to a thing, used in defining clauses for essential info? a that b whose c who 3 Which relative pronoun is used for objects or animals in non-defining clauses? a who b which c that 4 Which pronoun shows possession in a relative clause? a whose b who c which 5 Which pronoun can be used for both people and things in defining clauses? a that b who c whose 6 In a defining clause about a person, which is more formal: a whose b that c who 7 Choose the correct option: The artist _____ paintings were stolen is upset. a whose b who c that 8 Which pronoun can be used to introduce extra, non-defining information? a that b who c which 9 Fill the gap: The book _____ you lent me is excellent. a whose b who c that 10 Which pronoun is often omitted in informal speech for people in defining clauses? a that b which c who

Froggy Jumps

Relative Clauses MasteryVersion en ligne

Test your grasp of who/which/that/whose.

par Ghada Hoshieh

Which relative pronoun is used for people as the subject of a relative clause?

that

which

who

Which pronoun refers to a thing, used in defining clauses for essential info?

that

whose

who

Which relative pronoun is used for objects or animals in non-defining clauses?

who

which

that

Which pronoun shows possession in a relative clause?

whose

who

which

Which pronoun can be used for both people and things in defining clauses?

that

who

whose

In a defining clause about a person, which is more formal:

whose

that

who

Choose the correct option: The artist _____ paintings were stolen is upset.

whose

who

that

Which pronoun can be used to introduce extra, non-defining information?

that

who

which

Fill the gap: The book _____ you lent me is excellent.

whose

who

that

Which pronoun is often omitted in informal speech for people in defining clauses?

that

which

who

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Relative Clauses MasteryVersion en ligne

par Ghada Hoshieh

Which relative pronoun is used for people as the subject of a relative clause?

Which pronoun refers to a thing, used in defining clauses for essential info?

Which relative pronoun is used for objects or animals in non-defining clauses?

Which pronoun shows possession in a relative clause?

Which pronoun can be used for both people and things in defining clauses?

In a defining clause about a person, which is more formal:

Choose the correct option: The artist _____ paintings were stolen is upset.

Which pronoun can be used to introduce extra, non-defining information?

Fill the gap: The book _____ you lent me is excellent.

Which pronoun is often omitted in informal speech for people in defining clauses?

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