Here are the correct relative pronouns to complete each sentence. I have checked each one carefully to make sure it fits the grammar rules for people, things, places, and ideas.
1.
that
(We use "that" or "which" for things like a house. "Who" is only for people.)
2.
who
(We use "who" because we are talking about a "man," which is a person.)
3.
which
(We use "which" because "films" are things, not people.)
4.
where
(We use "where" because the sentence is asking about a place/location where the car was parked.)
5.
which
(We use "which" to specify a particular thing, in this case, a specific "train.")
6.
that
(We use "that" to connect the idea of what William eats. It acts as a connector here.)
7.
who
(We use "who" because we are describing a "person.")
8.
where
(We use "where" because the party is an event happening at a specific location/place.)
9.
where
(We use "where" because it refers to the house as a place where someone lived.)
10.
which
(We use "which" when choosing between specific options, like "which way.")
11.
that
(We use "that" to connect the feeling of being sure with the fact that follows.)
12.
that
(We use "that" to introduce the fact that Tom admitted.)
Final Answer:
1. that
2. who
3. which
4. where
5. which
6. that
7. who
8. where
9. where
10. which
11. that
12. that
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of relative pronoun worksheet 4th grade.
