Connect the sentences. My favourite dessert is pavlova. My mother makes it for my birthday every year.
My favourite dessert is pavlova, which my mother makes for my birthday every year.
The person with _____ I have most in common is my sister.
whom
whose
which
who
Connect the two sentences using a relative clause: This painting was completed in 1847. It is one of the most valuable pictures in the world.
This painting, which was completed in 1847, is one of the most valuable pictures in the world.
I had to take an urgent phone call, ____ was why I suddenly walked out of the restaurant.
which
when
that
what
Connect the two sentences using a relative clause: I only bought this phone six months ago. It keeps freezing.
This phone, which I only bought six months ago, keeps freezing.
Connect the two sentences using a relative clause: I used to work in that shop when I was a student. It's closing down next week.
That shop, where I used to work when I was a student, is closing down.
Connect the two sentences using a relative clause: Our cat is called William. We've had him for five years.
Our cat, who/ which we've had for five years, is called William.
Connect the two sentences using a relative clause: Susan is our teacher. She doesn't speak Estonian.
Susan, who is our teacher, doesn't speak Estonian (OR Susan, who doesn't speak Estonian, is our teacher)
The man _____ with Emma is her boss.
whose
who
whom
who's
Is it correct? The woman, that was rather well-dressed, was talking too loudly on her phone.
The woman, who......
Is it correct? The lecturer who's talks are always really informative is leaving the university.
The lecturer, whose talks are always really informative, is leaving the university.
Is it correct? I'm going on an IT course, that should be very interesting.
I'm going on an IT course, which should be very interesting.
It was late ____ I saw the strange man outside my house.
when
then
where
that
Connect the two sentences using a relative clause: The director of the film is French. The film has won several awards.
The film, whose director is French, has won several awards.
Is it correct? Scientists, who study volcanic activity, are known as vulcanologists.
Is it correct? Scientists who study volcanic activity are known as vulcanologists.
me/ this/ is/ phone/ first/ you/ that/ better/ much/ than/one/ the/ showed
This phone is much better than the first one that you showed me.
