Task Overview:
The worksheet focuses on identifying and using relative pronouns. Relative pronouns are words like
who, whom, whose, that, which, whoever, whomever, whichever. They introduce relative clauses, which provide additional information about a noun or pronoun.
#### Part 1: Circle the relative pronoun in each sentence.
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Instructions: Identify and circle the relative pronoun in the given sentences.
#### Part 2: Write a sentence with each relative pronoun.
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Instructions: Create sentences using the provided relative pronouns (
Who, Which, That).
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Solution:
#### Part 1: Circle the relative pronoun in each sentence.
1.
This is where I live.
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Analysis: The word "where" is not a relative pronoun; it is a relative adverb. There is no relative pronoun in this sentence.
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Answer: No relative pronoun to circle.
2.
Whose name is that on the placard?
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Analysis: The word "whose" is a relative pronoun because it introduces a dependent clause ("whose name is that") that provides additional information about the subject.
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Answer: Circle
whose.
3.
That man won the award for the fastest runner.
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Analysis: The word "that" is a relative pronoun because it introduces a dependent clause ("that man") that specifies which man is being referred to.
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Answer: Circle
that.
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#### Part 2: Write a sentence with each relative pronoun.
4.
Who
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Sentence: Who is going to the party tonight?
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Explanation: "Who" is used to refer to people and introduces a dependent clause asking about the person(s) attending the party.
5.
Which
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Sentence: Which book did you recommend?
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Explanation: "Which" is used to refer to things and introduces a dependent clause asking about a specific book.
6.
That
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Sentence: That car is very fast.
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Explanation: "That" is used to refer to things and introduces a dependent clause providing information about a specific car.
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Final Answer:
#### Part 1:
1. No relative pronoun.
2. Circle
whose.
3. Circle
that.
#### Part 2:
4. Who is going to the party tonight?
5. Which book did you recommend?
6. That car is very fast.
Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\text{Part 1: 1. None, 2. Whose, 3. That} \\
\text{Part 2: 4. Who is going to the party tonight?} \\
\text{5. Which book did you recommend?} \\
\text{6. That car is very fast.}
}
\]
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