What is a Relative Clause?
A relative clause gives more information about a noun.
It usually begins with a relative pronoun such as:
who – which – that – whose – where – when
Add the correct relative pronoun (who, which, that, whose, where, when).
1. The woman _______ lives next door is a doctor.
2. I visited the museum _______ has ancient Roman statues.
3. The car _______ he bought last week is very expensive.
4. This is the student _______ notebook you borrowed.
5. The restaurant _______ we ate yesterday was delicious.
6. I’ll never forget the day _______ I met you.
7. The teacher _______ teaches us math is very strict.
8. That’s the movie _______ everyone is talking about.
Join the two sentences using a relative clause.
1. The boy is my cousin. He won the spelling bee.
→ ___________________________________________
2. I bought a dress. It was on sale.
→ ___________________________________________
3. The school is very old. My mother studied there.
→ ___________________________________________
4. I met a man. His father works in Canada.
→ ___________________________________________