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Mastering Relative Pronouns and Clauses

The document consists of exercises focused on relative pronouns, relative clauses, and distinguishing between defining and non-defining clauses. It includes tasks for completing sentences, combining sentences, identifying clause types, and creating original sentences. The exercises aim to enhance understanding and usage of relative clauses in English.

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Mastering Relative Pronouns and Clauses

The document consists of exercises focused on relative pronouns, relative clauses, and distinguishing between defining and non-defining clauses. It includes tasks for completing sentences, combining sentences, identifying clause types, and creating original sentences. The exercises aim to enhance understanding and usage of relative clauses in English.

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Part A: Complete the sentences with the correct relative

pronoun (who, which, whose, where, when, that).

1. The woman ______ lives next door is very kind.

2. This is the movie ______ won the Oscar last year.

3. The boy ______ father is a pilot is my best friend.

4. 2000 was the year ______ we first met.

5. That’s the restaurant ______ we had dinner yesterday.

Part B: Combine the sentences using relative clauses.

1. I have a friend. He speaks five languages.

2. This is the house. My grandparents built it.

3. She is the teacher. All the students respect her.

4. I remember the day. We finished school that day.

5. Paris is a beautiful city. Millions of tourists visit it every year.

Part C: Defining or Non-defining? Identify each sentence.

Write D (Defining) or ND (Non-defining).

1. The girl who is wearing a red dress is my cousin.

2. My father, who loves football, never misses a match.

3. This is the book that I borrowed from the library.

4. Madrid, which is the capital of Spain, is very crowded.

5. The man whose car was stolen called the police.

Part D: Create your own sentences.

 Write 3 defining relative clauses.

 Write 2 non-defining relative clauses.

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