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Find and Correct mistakes.Version en ligne Test your understanding of relative clauses. par Task English 1 The teens that they feel lonely often stay quiet Written answer 2 The man which helps students is very kind Written answer 3 Some teens who I go to school with say nasty things Written answer 4 The app who helps students manage stress is popular Written answer 5 The teacher whose teaches English helps shy students Written answer 6 My best friend, that has anxiety, is very brave Written answer 7 Social media which many teens use a lot can be stressful Written answer 8 Teenagers that often feel pressure, need support Written answer 9 Depression, that affects many teens, is serious Written answer 10 My cousin, who helps other students is very patient Written answer 11 Stress is something about that many teens worry Written answer 12 The counselor who I talked to her was helpful Written answer 13 The project to which I’m interested in is about mental health Written answer 14 The teacher is the person to who students talk about problems Written answer 15 The friends on which I can count are loyal Written answer Feedback 1 Don’t repeat the subject after the relative pronoun. 2 Use who for people in defining clauses. 3 You can omit the pronoun when it’s the object. 4 Use which/that for things, not people. 5 Don’t use whose unless it shows possession. 6 Use who, not that, in non-defining clauses 7 Use commas to separate non-defining clauses. 8 Use commas and who in non-defining clauses 9 Never use that in non-defining clauses 10 Commas are required in non-defining clauses 11 Prepositions go at the end (not “about that”). 12 Don’t repeat the pronoun (her). 13 Don’t use both to and in; choose one correct preposition. 14 Use whom (not who) after a preposition in formal English 15 Use who/that for people; move the preposition to the end

Find and Correct mistakes.Version en ligne

Test your understanding of relative clauses.

par Task English

The teens that they feel lonely often stay quiet

Written answer

The man which helps students is very kind

Written answer

Some teens who I go to school with say nasty things

Written answer

The app who helps students manage stress is popular

Written answer

The teacher whose teaches English helps shy students

Written answer

My best friend, that has anxiety, is very brave

Written answer

Social media which many teens use a lot can be stressful

Written answer

Teenagers that often feel pressure, need support

Written answer

Depression, that affects many teens, is serious

Written answer

My cousin, who helps other students is very patient

Written answer

Stress is something about that many teens worry

Written answer

The counselor who I talked to her was helpful

Written answer

The project to which I’m interested in is about mental health

Written answer

The teacher is the person to who students talk about problems

Written answer

The friends on which I can count are loyal

Written answer

Feedback

Don’t repeat the subject after the relative pronoun.

Use who for people in defining clauses.

You can omit the pronoun when it’s the object.

Use which/that for things, not people.

Don’t use whose unless it shows possession.

Use who, not that, in non-defining clauses

Use commas to separate non-defining clauses.

Use commas and who in non-defining clauses

Never use that in non-defining clauses

Commas are required in non-defining clauses

Prepositions go at the end (not “about that”).

Don’t repeat the pronoun (her).

Don’t use both to and in; choose one correct preposition.

Use whom (not who) after a preposition in formal English

Use who/that for people; move the preposition to the end

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par Task English

The teens that they feel lonely often stay quiet

The man which helps students is very kind

Some teens who I go to school with say nasty things

The app who helps students manage stress is popular

The teacher whose teaches English helps shy students

My best friend, that has anxiety, is very brave

Social media which many teens use a lot can be stressful

Teenagers that often feel pressure, need support

Depression, that affects many teens, is serious

My cousin, who helps other students is very patient

Stress is something about that many teens worry

The counselor who I talked to her was helpful

The project to which I’m interested in is about mental health

The teacher is the person to who students talk about problems

The friends on which I can count are loyal