Relative clauses exercise worksheet for practicing "who," "which," and "where" in English grammar.

Let's solve the exercise on relative clauses using the correct relative pronouns: who, which, and where.

🔍 Rules to Remember:

- Who is used for people.
- Which is used for things, animals, or objects.
- Where is used for places (can also be replaced by "in which", "at which", etc., but "where" is more natural).

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Now let’s go through each sentence:

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1. It's a doctor ______ takes care of young kids.
→ *doctor* = person → who
✔ who

2. It is a place ______ many people like to meet.
→ *place* = location → where
✔ where

3. It's a man ______ drives heavy trucks.
→ *man* = person → who
✔ who

4. That is a house ______ has been recently built.
→ *house* = thing → which
✔ which

5. It's a game ______ attracts the attention of many supporters.
→ *game* = thing → which
✔ which

6. That is a room ______ families spend their free time.
→ *room* = place → where
✔ where

7. That is a person ______ assists the boss in the office.
→ *person* = human → who
✔ who

8. It is a street ______ many shops are located.
→ *street* = place → where
✔ where

9. Here is a girl ______ always sells flowers in this street.
→ *girl* = person → who
✔ who

10. This is a cup ______ is used for measuring liquids.
→ *cup* = object → which
✔ which

11. This is a resort ______ you can go snorkeling.
→ *resort* = place → where
✔ where

12. It's a tool ______ you need for making your furniture.
→ *tool* = object → which
✔ which

13. That's a bird ______ sings at dawn.
→ *bird* = animal → which *(Note: "who" is sometimes used informally for animals, but "which" is grammatically correct here)*
✔ which

14. It is a store ______ they sell iPhones.
→ *store* = place → where
✔ where

15. This is a man ______ can lift heavyweights.
→ *man* = person → who
✔ who

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✔ Final Answers:

1. who
2. where
3. who
4. which
5. which
6. where
7. who
8. where
9. who
10. which
11. where
12. which
13. which
14. where
15. who

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📝 Summary:

- Use who for people.
- Use which for things/objects/animals.
- Use where for places.

This exercise helps build understanding of how relative clauses connect ideas and add detail to sentences.

Let me know if you'd like a version with explanations for each one!