Relative Pronouns - who, whom and whose worksheet - Free Printable

Let’s go through each sentence one by one and pick the right relative pronoun: who, whom, or whose.

Remember from the green note:
- Who = subject (the person doing the action)
- Whom = object (the person receiving the action — often after a preposition like “to”, “with”, “for”)
- Whose = shows possession (like “his”, “her”, “their”)

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1. Do we know ________ is coming to watch football?
→ We’re talking about the person *doing* the coming → who

2. The student to ________ she spoke was very polite.
→ “to” is a preposition → object → whom

3. You are eating dinner with ________?
→ “with” is a preposition → object → whom

4. She had no idea ________ dog it was.
→ Talking about ownership → whose

5. I saw a man ________ had the longest beard I had ever seen.
→ The man is *doing* the having → subject → who

6. You are going to the gym with ________?
→ “with” → object → whom

7. The coach didn’t know ________ kit had been left behind.
→ Ownership of the kit → whose

8. ________ decorated your house?
→ Someone did the decorating → subject → Who

9. For ________ did you bake the birthday cake?
→ “for” → object → whom

10. ________ cat is on our shed roof?
→ Asking about ownership of the cat → Whose

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Final Answer:
1. who
2. whom
3. whom
4. whose
5. who
6. whom
7. whose
8. Who
9. whom
10. Whose