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A1/A2 Defining Relative Clauses Exercises

The document provides a lesson on defining relative clauses for A1/A2 level English learners, explaining the use of 'who', 'which', and 'that' in sentences. It includes warm-up activities, grammar explanations, exercises for filling in blanks and combining sentences, as well as games and speaking activities to reinforce learning. Additional practice is also offered to match sentence halves and create full sentences.

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A1/A2 Defining Relative Clauses Exercises

The document provides a lesson on defining relative clauses for A1/A2 level English learners, explaining the use of 'who', 'which', and 'that' in sentences. It includes warm-up activities, grammar explanations, exercises for filling in blanks and combining sentences, as well as games and speaking activities to reinforce learning. Additional practice is also offered to match sentence halves and create full sentences.

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Defining Relative Clauses - A1/A2 Level

Warm-up Activity

Match the words with the correct pictures or definitions:

- a teacher

- a dog

- a phone

- a girl

- a car

- a fruit

- a singer

- a student

Grammar Explanation

Use 'who' for people, 'which' for things and animals, and 'that' for both (informal).

Examples:

- This is the girl who sings well.

- That is the phone which is new.

- He is the boy that plays football.

Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks

1. This is the boy ___ likes pizza.

2. I have a dog ___ barks a lot.

3. She is the teacher ___ helps me.

4. I read a book ___ was very funny.

5. That is the student ___ won the prize.

6. The car ___ is red is mine.

7. The girl ___ has curly hair is my friend.

8. I lost the pen ___ you gave me.

9. He's the man ___ lives next door.


Defining Relative Clauses - A1/A2 Level

10. This is the computer ___ I use.

Exercise 2: Combine the sentences

1. I have a friend. She plays guitar.

2. This is the cake. You made it.

3. That is the man. He drives a taxi.

4. I saw a bird. It was blue.

5. She is the girl. She won the race.

6. I bought a phone. It is very fast.

7. We watched a movie. It was funny.

8. He met a woman. She speaks French.

9. There is a dog. It has one eye.

10. The student is smart. He answered the question.

Game: Who / Which / That Dice

Roll a dice or pick a number between 1 and 6. Make a sentence using a relative clause:

1. A person (use 'who')

2. An animal (use 'which')

3. An object (use 'that')

4. A teacher (use 'who')

5. A book (use 'which')

6. A game (use 'that')

Example: I like games that are fun.

Speaking Activity: Guess Who/What

Say a clue using a relative clause. Your partner guesses the word.

Example: It's an animal that lives in water. (Answer: fish)

Then switch roles and create your own clues.


Defining Relative Clauses - A1/A2 Level

Extra Practice: Match and Write

Match the sentence halves and write full sentences.

A person who... | sings well

A fruit that... | is yellow

A car which... | is very fast

A dog that... | barks a lot

A book which... | has pictures

Example: A person who sings well is a singer.

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