You're right — this is a
Grade 4 Pronouns Worksheet focused on
relative pronouns and
relative clauses.
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✔ Goal:
For each sentence, you must:
1.
Circle the relative pronoun (who, whom, whose, that, which).
2.
Underline the entire relative clause (the group of words that starts with the relative pronoun and gives more information about a noun).
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Let’s go through each sentence one by one:
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1. The movie that I bought at the store was about a lion.
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Relative pronoun: `that`
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Relative clause: `that I bought at the store`
> *Explanation*: “that I bought at the store” tells us *which* movie — the one bought at the store.
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2. My brother, whom I admire, decided to give me his old baseball glove.
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Relative pronoun: `whom`
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Relative clause: `whom I admire`
> *Explanation*: “whom I admire” gives extra info about “my brother.” Note: “whom” is used because it’s the object of “admire.”
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3. I always have a difficult time with people who chew food with open mouths.
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Relative pronoun: `who`
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Relative clause: `who chew food with open mouths`
> *Explanation*: This describes *which* people — the ones who chew with open mouths.
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4. My mom said I could not go to the camp that I enjoyed so much last year.
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Relative pronoun: `that`
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Relative clause: `that I enjoyed so much last year`
> *Explanation*: Specifies *which* camp — the one enjoyed last year.
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5. We saw the teacher with whom we had spoken earlier.
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Relative pronoun: `whom`
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Relative clause: `with whom we had spoken earlier`
> *Explanation*: “with whom” is formal usage — “whom” is object of “spoken with.” Clause describes *which* teacher.
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6. My sister visited the hospital in which she was born.
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Relative pronoun: `which`
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Relative clause: `in which she was born`
> *Explanation*: “in which” = “where” — tells us *which* hospital — the one where she was born.
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7. The nicest person who I have ever met is my friend, Sabrina.
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Relative pronoun: `who`
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Relative clause: `who I have ever met`
> *Explanation*: Describes *which* person — the nicest one I’ve met.
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8. The teacher, whose students were in art class, went to speak to the principal.
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Relative pronoun: `whose`
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Relative clause: `whose students were in art class`
> *Explanation*: “whose” shows possession — the teacher’s students were in art class.
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9. Our favorite restaurant, which served delicious cookies, closed last week.
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Relative pronoun: `which`
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Relative clause: `which served delicious cookies`
> *Explanation*: Extra info about the restaurant — it served delicious cookies.
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10. The song I wrote, which was amazing, is now on a TV show.
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Relative pronoun: `which`
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Relative clause: `which was amazing`
> *Explanation*: Adds description — the song (that I wrote) was amazing.
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## 🎯 Final Answer Summary:
| Sentence | Relative Pronoun | Relative Clause |
|----------|------------------|-----------------|
| 1 | that | that I bought at the store |
| 2 | whom | whom I admire |
| 3 | who | who chew food with open mouths |
| 4 | that | that I enjoyed so much last year |
| 5 | whom | with whom we had spoken earlier |
| 6 | which | in which she was born |
| 7 | who | who I have ever met |
| 8 | whose | whose students were in art class |
| 9 | which | which served delicious cookies |
| 10 | which | which was amazing |
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✔ Tip for Students:
A relative clause usually starts with a relative pronoun and adds extra detail about a noun. If you can remove the clause and still understand the main idea, it’s likely a relative clause!
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of relative pronouns worksheet fourth grade.
