Decide whether the relative pronoun is a subject pronoun or an object pronoun.

1.Do you know the girl who I danced with? 2.Do you know the girl who danced with me? 3.The apples that are lying on the table are bad.
4.The apples that we bought in the shop are bad. 5.We will stay at a hotel which is not far from the beach.
6.We will stay at a hotel which my friend has recommended to us.
7.That is a museum which I like very much. 8.That is a museum which lies in the heart of the town.
9.This is the man who Barbara visited in Scotland.
10.This is the man who lives in Scotland.
Choose the correct relative pronoun (who, which, whose).
1.This is the bank______________was robbed yesterday.
2.A boy______________sister is in my class was in the bank at that time.
3.The man______________robbed the bank had two pistols.
4.He wore a mask______________made him look like Mickey Mouse.
5.He came with a friend______________waited outside in the car.
6.The woman______________gave him the money was young.
7.The bag______________contained the money was yellow.
8.The people______________were in the bank were very frightened.
9.A man______________mobile was ringing did not know what to do.
10.A woman______________daughter was crying tried to calm her.
11.The car______________the bank robbers escaped in was orange.
12.The robber______________mask was obviously too big didn't drive.
13.The man______________drove the car was nervous.
14.He didn't wait at the traffic lights______________were red.
15.A police officer______________car was parked at the next corner stopped and
arrested them.

Decide whether the relative pronouns must be used or not. (subrallar)

1.A calendar is something which tells you the date.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
2.Strikers are soccer players who try to score goals for their team.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
3.Jane is a person who everybody likes.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
4.A stamp is something which you put on a letter if you want to send it.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
5.The Thames is a river which runs through London.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
6.Cheese is food which mice like eating.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
7.A racket is something which you use to hit a ball when you play tennis or
badminton.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
8.Socks are things which you wear on your feet.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
9.A guide is a person who shows tourists around around a place.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
10.Love is a feeling which nobody can describe.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
Decide whether the relative pronouns must be used or not.

1.The book which is on the table belongs to Brandon.

relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
2.The museum which we visited last month is closed now.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
3.The man who you saw in the house is my cousin.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
4.Bob, who I know very well, is going out with Mary.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
5.I cannot forget the song which they played last night.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
6.The woman who is talking to Sue is my aunt.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
7.I cannot remember the hotel that we stayed at.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
8.Lucy, who I haven't seen for ages, rang me last night.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
9.A person that you don't trust won't trust you either.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary
10.My father, whom I helped to install his computer, always forgets his
password.
relative pronoun is necessary
relative pronoun is not necessary