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Which relative pronoun typically introduces information about people in a subject position?
which
that
who
where
Which relative pronoun do we often use for objects in defining relative clauses?
whose
which
who
that
What is the grammatical term for the noun that the relative clause refers to?
article
subject
premodifier
antecedent
Which pronoun can replace "whose" in formal writing when referring to objects?
of which
which's
whose of
that of
What type of relative clause typically begins with “when” or “where”?
adverbial
defining
object
possessive
The scientist published a paper. Her findings were groundbreaking.
The scientist whose findings were groundbreaking published a paper.
I bought a novel. It had been shortlisted for a major literary award.
The novel that/which had been shortlisted for a major literary award is the one I bought.
She’s an architect. I greatly admire her designs.
She’s an architect whose designs I greatly admire.
That’s the company. I submitted my job application there.
That’s the company where I submitted my job application.
The email was vague. He sent it this morning.
The email that/which he sent this morning was vague.
He hired an assistant. She had extensive experience in public relations.
He hired an assistant who/that had extensive experience in public relations.
The city was vibrant. I lived there during my university years.
The city where I lived during my university years was vibrant.
The documentary was informative. We watched it last night.
The documentary that/which we watched last night was informative.
That’s the lecturer. You attended her seminar last week.
That’s the lecturer whose seminar you attended last week.
He gave me a book. I hadn’t heard of it before.
He gave me a book that/which I hadn’t heard of before.
She is the professor. Her lectures are always engaging.
She is the professor whose lectures are always engaging.
