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GR 3º ESO U9

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  • Which relative pronoun typically introduces information about people in a subject position?
    who
    that
    which
    where
  • 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.
  • The building was demolished. It had historical significance.
    The building that had historical significance was demolished.
  • He hired an assistant. She had extensive experience in public relations.
    He hired an assistant who/that had extensive experience in public relations.
  • We’ll support __________ decision you make.
    whatever
  • She’s an architect. I greatly admire her designs.
    She’s an architect whose designs I greatly admire.
  • The scientist published a paper. Her findings were groundbreaking.
    The scientist whose findings were groundbreaking published a paper.
  • The contract __________ he signed was legally binding.
    that/which
  • Let me know __________ option you prefer.
    whichever / which
  • The firm __________ strategy was risky succeeded unexpectedly.
    whose
  • __________ wrote that article has a deep understanding of economics.
    Whoever
  • She is the professor. Her lectures are always engaging.
    She is the professor whose lectures are always engaging.
  • The software crashed. I had just installed it.
    The software that/which I had just installed crashed.
  • The manager resigned. Everyone respected her.
    The manager whom/that everyone respected resigned unexpectedly.
  • The research __________ he cited was outdated.
    that/which
  • They’ll support you __________ direction you take.
    wherever
  • They’ll follow you __________ you go, no matter the risk.
    wherever
  • The student __________ thesis was published received a scholarship.
    whose
  • The policy __________ was recently revised addresses safety issues.
    that/which
  • We saw a documentary. It explored artificial intelligence.
    The documentary that/which explored artificial intelligence was fascinating.
  • The email was vague. He sent it this morning.
    The email that/which he sent this morning was vague.
  • The colleagues __________ I respect most are collaborative.
    whom/that
  • You can contact me __________ it’s most convenient for you.
    whenever
  • __________ she chooses to trust is her own business.
    Whomever
  • They always adapt, __________ the circumstances.
    whatever
  • They hired the candidate. She had the best qualifications.
    They hired the candidate who/that had the best qualifications.
  • __________ solution is most efficient should be prioritized.
    Whichever
  • Which pronoun can replace "whose" in formal writing when referring to objects?
    whose of
    that of
    of which
    which's
  • The manager __________ oversees the project is highly experienced.
    who/that
  • __________ their reasons are, we must accept their decision.
    Whatever
  • __________ path she follows, she always succeeds.
    Whatever
  • I don’t understand __________ he reacted so strongly.
    why
  • I met a woman. She works in international diplomacy.
    I met a woman who/that works in international diplomacy.
  • __________ ends the meeting must ensure the room is locked.
    Whoever
  • Which relative pronoun do we often use for objects in defining relative clauses?
    whose
    who
    that
    which
  • He joined a team. They specialize in renewable energy research.
    He joined a team that/which specializes in renewable energy research.
  • The documentary was informative. We watched it last night.
    The documentary that/which we watched last night was informative.
  • Please explain __________ you disagree with the results.
    why
  • The reason __________ they postponed the project is unclear.
    why
  • We’ll deal with the consequences __________ they may be.
    whatever
  • I was shocked by __________ he revealed.
    what
  • The committee __________ decision was final met yesterday.
    whose
  • The company __________ products are eco-friendly is gaining popularity.
    whose
  • The speaker impressed the audience. He barely needed notes.
    The speaker who barely needed notes impressed the audience.
  • The city was vibrant. I lived there during my university years.
    The city where I lived during my university years was vibrant.
  • The university __________ she applied to is highly selective.
    that/which
  • The café __________ I used to go has closed down.
    where
  • The year __________ we moved abroad changed everything.
    when
  • The country __________ culture fascinates me is Japan.
    whose
  • The museum features an artist. I’ve always admired his work.
    The museum features an artist whose work I’ve always admired.
  • __________ route you take, check the weather first.
    whichever / whatever
  • __________ choice he makes, we’ll respect it.
    Whichever / whatever
  • __________ idea gets the most votes will be implemented.
    Whichever
  • She will adjust her schedule __________ you are available.
    whenever
  • The presentation __________ he delivered was well-structured.
    that/which
  • That’s the company. I submitted my job application there.
    That’s the company where I submitted my job application.
  • The region __________ the volcano erupted is still recovering.
    where
  • That’s the lecturer. You attended her seminar last week.
    That’s the lecturer whose seminar you attended last week.
  • The department __________ deals with grants is located on the second floor.
    that/which
  • The athlete __________ broke the record was only 19.
    who/that
  • The island is remote. Few people have ever been there.
    The island where few people have ever been is remote.
  • __________ made that statement clearly misunderstood the topic.
    Whoever
  • The gallery __________ we visited had modern art exhibitions.
    that/which
  • The documents __________ were submitted late won’t be accepted.
    that/which
  • The woman __________ son graduated from Oxford is a proud mother.
    whose
  • The city __________ economy is booming attracts many investors.
    whose
  • I visited the conference center. The seminar was held there.
    I visited the conference center where the seminar was held.
  • He never explained __________ he suddenly changed careers.
    why
  • I’ll trust __________ judgment you rely on.
    whosever
  • What type of relative clause typically begins with “when” or “where”?
    possessive
    object
    adverbial
    defining
  • The store __________ sells organic produce has expanded.
    that/which
  • The experts __________ opinion I value agreed on the matter.
    whose
  • The politician gave a speech. Many disagreed with it.
    The speech that/which many disagreed with was given by the politician.
  • The building __________ collapsed had not been maintained.
    that/which
  • The woman __________ we met at the conference is a neuroscientist.
    whom/that
  • She works in a department. It handles legal compliance.
    She works in a department that/which handles legal compliance.
  • 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.
  • The team must meet the deadline, __________ the challenges.
    whatever
  • The author __________ books inspired me passed away.
    whose
  • You’re free to respond __________ you feel ready.
    whenever
  • I spoke with the engineer. He developed the prototype.
    I spoke with the engineer who/that developed the prototype.
  • __________ you decide to do, make sure it’s well-planned.
    Whatever
  • What is the grammatical term for the noun that the relative clause refers to?
    premodifier
    subject
    antecedent
    article
  • She handles criticism gracefully, __________ it’s harsh or constructive.
    whether
  • The lawyer __________ handled the case specializes in civil law.
    who/that
  • The artist __________ painted this is well-known in Europe.
    who/that
  • Choose __________ proposal aligns best with your goals.
    whichever
  • __________ the explanation, it wasn’t convincing.
    Whatever
  • The moment __________ they announced the results was unforgettable.
    when
  • They still don’t know __________ caused the breakdown.
    what
  • The hotel was expensive. We stayed there during our vacation.
    The hotel where we stayed during our vacation was expensive.
  • They renovated the house. It had been empty for years.
    They renovated the house that/which had been empty for years.
  • I remember the evening. We had that long conversation then.
    I remember the evening when we had that long conversation.
  • The author visited our class. He wrote the novel we studied.
    The author who/that wrote the novel we studied visited our class.
  • The exhibition closed yesterday. You were so eager to see it.
    The exhibition that/which you were so eager to see closed yesterday.
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