Share defining vs non defining relative clauses
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Choose: This is the playground ___ the younger children play.
where / who / when / whose
Choose: Do you know the girl ___ lives across the street?
who / whose / where / that
Choose: Have you seen my striped sweater ___ I was wearing yesterday?
that / who / when / where
Choose: That’s the day ___ we have an English test.
when / where / who / whose
Choose: Janet is the girl ___ hair is really long.
whose / who / that / where
Choose: These are the shoes ___ hurt my feet.
that / who / whose / when
Fill in: A street performer is someone [___] plays music on the street.
who
Fill in: I know a great place [___] we can have lunch.
where
Fill in: We visited a castle [___] was built 600 years ago.
that
Fill in: Thursday’s the day [___] I meet Joe after school.
when
Fill in: That’s the girl [___] dad has a salon in town.
whose
Fill in: The price is the amount [___] you pay for an item.
that
Fill in: That’s the hair salon [___] I have my hair cut.
where
Rewrite: We met some people. They work at the market. (use who)
who work at the market
Rewrite: She put on the sweater. The sweater was in the closet. (use that)
that was in the closet
Rewrite: There’s the café. I had lunch at that café yesterday. (use where)
where I had lunch yesterday
