1. Complete the sentences with who, which, where, or whose.

1   That’s the hospital ……………………….. my dad works.

2   He is someone ……………………….. face is familiar, but I can’t remember his name.

3   Do you know a shop ……………………….. I can buy printer paper?

4   The essay ……………………….. Tom wrote got top marks.

5   The boy ……………………….. sits next to me in class is from Warsaw.

6   I know a girl ……………………….. plays tennis six times a week.

Answer

1 where   2 whose   3 where   4 which   5 who   6 who

2. Circle the correct relative pronouns. If both answers are correct, circle both.

Amelia Humfress is a young entrepreneur 1 who / which has just turned 24, and 2 whose / who aim is to make her company, Steer, the best in the world for teaching people how to make their own websites. The courses 3 which / that she offers vary from web design to computer coding. The idea for the company came to her when she was looking for a course 4 where / which she could learn about web design. It was a plan 5 that / which grew slowly, and at first she lacked the confidence to start the company. But she found an office 6 where / that she could start the business, and the business grew quickly. She thinks that more young people should set up their own businesses and that it’s often a lack of confidence 7 that / who holds them back.

Answer

1 who   2 whose   3 which / that   4 where

5 that / which   6 where   7 that

3. Some of the sentences are incorrect. Rewrite them correctly. Tick the correct sentences.

1   A computer is a machine that can perform calculations.

     ……………………………………………

2   This is the town where I was born there.

     ……………………………………………

3   That’s the woman who she dropped her handbag.

     ……………………………………………

4   The cheese which I bought smell really bad.

     ……………………………………………

5   That’s the boy who his dad is a newsagent.

     ……………………………………………

6   Where’s the book which I left it on the table?

     ……………………………………………

Answer

1   ✓

2   This is the town where I was born.

3   That’s the woman who dropped her handbag.

4   The cheese which I bought smells/smelt really bad.

5   That’s the boy whose dad is a newsagent.

6   Where’s the book which I left on the table?

4. Join the two sentences with a relative pronoun (who, which, where, or whose).

1   I’ve lost the DVD. You gave it to me.

     I’ve lost the DVD which you have me.

2   Jo has an expensive car. She keeps it in the garage.

     …………………………………………

3   Who’s that man? He’s looking at us.

     …………………………………………

4   I opened the cupboard. We keep the glasses there.

     …………………………………………

5   That’s the girl. I saw you with her.

     …………………………………………

6   Who is the boy? You copied his homework.

     …………………………………………

7   Website designer is a job. It attracts young people.

     …………………………………………

Answer

2   Jo has an expensive car which she keeps in the garage.

3   Who’s that man who’s looking at us?

4   I opened the cupboard where we keep the glasses.

5   That’s the girl who I saw you with.

6   Who is the boy whose homework you copied?

7   Website designer is a job which attracts a lot of young people.

5. Complete questions 1-8 with clauses a-h. Add a relative pronoun only where necessary.

1   Is this the phone you used to text me?

2   What’s the name of the hotel ……………………………………….

3   Is Jake the boy ……………………………………….

4   This is the jacket ……………………………………….

5   Do you like people ……………………………………….

6   Can you fetch the DVD ……………………………………….

7   Is that the woman ……………………………………….

8   Is that the café ……………………………………….

a   I wore to Beth’s party.

b   show lots of initiative?

c   you used to text me?

d   you introduced me to a few days ago?

e   husband works in France?

f   is on the shelf in the living room?

g   we stayed last summer?

h   you met Sam?

Answer

2   where we stayed last summer?

3   who you introduced me to a few days ago?

4   I wore to Beth’s party.

5   who shows lots of initiative?

6   which is on the shelf in the living room?

7   whose husband works in France?

8   where you met Sam?

6. Complete the dialogues with who, which, where and whose. Where it is possible to omit the pronoun, write ‘no pronoun’.

1   A   Who were you talking to on the high street?

     B   The woman ……………………… owns the English Academy.

2   A   What’s in that package?

     B   It’s the book ……………………… I ordered online.

3   A   Which restaurant are we going to tonight?

     B   The one ……………………… we celebrated your birthday.

4   A   Who’s that?

     B   She’s the girl ……………………… mother works in the post office.

5   A   Where are your notes?

     B   I lent them to the student ……………………… I sit next to.

6   A   Who is that letter from?

     B   It’s from a company ……………………… might give me a summer job.

Answer

1 who   2 no pronoun   3 where   4 whose

5 no pronoun   6 which

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