10th Grade Grammar Review worksheet on relative clauses, featuring fill-in-the-blank exercises and sentence completion tasks.

Task Explanation:

The worksheet focuses on relative clauses, which are used to provide additional information about a noun. The task involves completing sentences using relative pronouns (`which`, `who`, `where`, `whose`) and restructuring sentences to include relative clauses.

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Solution:

#### Section 1: Complete the text with which, who, where, whose.

1. John, who turned eighteen last week, had a strange party. It was held in the planetarium where they have special parties.
- Explanation: "Where" is used because it refers to a place (the planetarium).

2. Everything was dark even in the room where we were in.
- Explanation: "Where" is used because it refers to a place (the room).

3. We all had torches to see where we were going, but I still managed to fall over someone’s bag which had been left on the floor.
- Explanation: "Which" is used because it refers to an object (someone’s bag).

4. The person whose bag is was apologized for leaving it there, but I had hurt my leg and had to go to hospital.
- Explanation: "Whose" is used because it shows possession (the person's bag).

5. John’s parents, who had organized the party, decided it was better to turn the lights on after that.
- Explanation: "Who" is used because it refers to people (John’s parents).

6. Unfortunately the hospital which they took me was quite far away so I missed the rest of the party, which was a shame.
- Explanation:
- "Which" is used for the hospital because it refers to a place.
- "Which" is also used for the situation ("I missed the rest of the party") because it refers to a thing.

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#### Section 2: Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use relative clauses.

1. The shop is in London. I bought your present there.
- Rewritten: The shop where I bought your present is in London.
- Explanation: "Where" is used because it refers to a place (the shop).

2. I wrote that essay last night.
- Rewritten: That’s the essay which I wrote last night.
- Explanation: "Which" is used because it refers to an object (the essay).

3. That band’s song is number one at the moment.
- Rewritten: That’s the band whose song is number one at the moment.
- Explanation: "Whose" is used because it shows possession (the band's song).

4. My dad was born in that village and we spent a few days there.
- Rewritten: We spent a few days in the village where my dad was born.
- Explanation: "Where" is used because it refers to a place (the village).

5. The author lives in that house next to ours.
- Rewritten: That’s the author who lives in the house next to ours.
- Explanation: "Who" is used because it refers to a person (the author).

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Final Answers:

#### Section 1:
1. where
2. where
3. which
4. whose
5. who
6. which
7. which

#### Section 2:
1. where I bought your present
2. which I wrote
3. whose song is
4. where my dad was born
5. who lives in the house

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Final Answer Box:

\[
\boxed{
\text{1. where, where, which, whose, who, which, which} \\
\text{2. where I bought your present, which I wrote, whose song is, where my dad was born, who lives in the house}
}
\]