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Relative Pronouns Exercise --- 21
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Relative pronouns are words like who, whom, which, that and whose. They not only connect two clauses but also serve as the subject or object of the verb in the relative clause. They replace words like he, she, they, him, her, them etc.
1. I know a man ………………….. son studies in the US.
who
whose
whom
2. The thief ………………… stole the watch was punished.
who
which
what
whom
3. Show me the road ………………. leads to Agra.
which
that
Either could be used here
4. He …………….. does his best should be rewarded.
who
whom
which
5. My grandfather ………………. I loved is dead.
who
whom
which
6. Wellington ………………. defeated Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo was a great general.
who
whom
which
7. We met a child ……………. had lost his way.
who
which
whom
8. He is a rascal ……………… no one likes.
whom
which
what
9. That boy ……………… you see over there plays very well.
who
whom
which
10. Here are the keys ………………. you were looking for.
which
that
Either could be used here
11. The dog bit the burglar ……………….. had broken into the house.
who
whom
which
12. Coal ……………… is a useful mineral is found in many parts of the world.
which
what
whose
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Answers
1. I know a man whose son studies in the US.
2. The thief who stole the watch was punished.
3. Show me the road which / that leads to Agra.
4. He who does his best should be rewarded.
5. My grandfather whom I loved is dead.
6. Wellington who defeated Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo was a great general.
7. We met a child who had lost his way.
8. He is a rascal whom no one likes.
9. That boy whom you see over there plays very well.
10. Here are the keys that / which you were looking for.
11. The dog bit the burglar who had broken into the house.
12. Coal which is a useful mineral is found in many parts of the world.
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