Printable English grammar worksheet focusing on relative pronouns "who," "whose," "whom," and "which."
Worksheet with fill-in-the-blank sentences using the relative pronouns "who," "whose," "whom," and "which" for English grammar practice.
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To solve the problem, we need to fill in the blanks with the correct relative pronouns: who, whose, whom, or which. Here's a detailed explanation for each sentence:
- Relative Pronoun: which
- Explanation: "Which" refers to "peanuts," which are objects. The clause describes the peanuts that cause illness.
- Relative Pronoun: whose
- Explanation: "Whose" is used to show possession. It connects the principal to her husband.
- Relative Pronoun: who
- Explanation: "Who" refers to a person (Alice). The clause describes Alice's action (lying).
- Relative Pronoun: whom
- Explanation: "Whom" is used as the object of the verb "known." It refers to a person (Amy).
- Relative Pronoun: which
- Explanation: "Which" refers to the house, which is an object. The clause describes the house's fame.
- Relative Pronoun: who
- Explanation: "Who" refers to a person (Mr. Man). The clause describes his job.
- Relative Pronoun: whom
- Explanation: "Whom" is used as the object of the verb "trust." It refers to a person (Miss Jacob).
- Relative Pronoun: whose
- Explanation: "Whose" shows possession. It connects Amy to her father.
- Relative Pronoun: who
- Explanation: "Who" refers to a person (Mrs. Ross). The clause describes her long residence in the house.
- Relative Pronoun: who
- Explanation: "Who" refers to a person (the man). The clause describes the man you saw.
- Relative Pronoun: which
- Explanation: "Which" refers to the windows, which are objects. The clause describes the windows that were broken.
- Relative Pronoun: whose
- Explanation: "Whose" shows possession. It connects Mrs. Nelson to her son.
- Relative Pronoun: whom
- Explanation: "Whom" is used as the object of the preposition "to." It refers to a person (the recipient of the money).
- Relative Pronoun: which
- Explanation: "Which" refers to the brooch, which is an object. The clause describes the brooch's origin.
- Relative Pronoun: whose
- Explanation: "Whose" shows possession. It connects the boy to his home.
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\[
\boxed{
\text{1. which, 2. whose, 3. who, 4. whom, 5. which, 6. who, 7. whom, 8. whose, 9. who, 10. who, 11. which, 12. whose, 13. whom, 14. which, 15. whose}
}
\]
1. My aunt is allergic to peanuts ________ make her sick.
- Relative Pronoun: which
- Explanation: "Which" refers to "peanuts," which are objects. The clause describes the peanuts that cause illness.
2. I have sent a letter to the principal, ________ husband is a friend of mine.
- Relative Pronoun: whose
- Explanation: "Whose" is used to show possession. It connects the principal to her husband.
3. Julie was angry with Alice ________ had lied to her.
- Relative Pronoun: who
- Explanation: "Who" refers to a person (Alice). The clause describes Alice's action (lying).
4. I am going to give a present to Amy ________ I have known for years.
- Relative Pronoun: whom
- Explanation: "Whom" is used as the object of the verb "known." It refers to a person (Amy).
5. That old house, ________ is famous for being haunted, has just been bought by a wealthy man.
- Relative Pronoun: which
- Explanation: "Which" refers to the house, which is an object. The clause describes the house's fame.
6. Mr. Man, ________ works in a clinic, gets up at five o'clock every morning.
- Relative Pronoun: who
- Explanation: "Who" refers to a person (Mr. Man). The clause describes his job.
7. We should talk to Miss Jacob ________ we all trust.
- Relative Pronoun: whom
- Explanation: "Whom" is used as the object of the verb "trust." It refers to a person (Miss Jacob).
8. Amy, ________ father is a teacher, wants to be a film star.
- Relative Pronoun: whose
- Explanation: "Whose" shows possession. It connects Amy to her father.
9. Mrs. Ross, ________ has lived in that house for twenty years, refuses to move.
- Relative Pronoun: who
- Explanation: "Who" refers to a person (Mrs. Ross). The clause describes her long residence in the house.
10. This is the man ________ I saw in the supermarket yesterday.
- Relative Pronoun: who
- Explanation: "Who" refers to a person (the man). The clause describes the man you saw.
11. The man had to pay for the windows ________ he had broken.
- Relative Pronoun: which
- Explanation: "Which" refers to the windows, which are objects. The clause describes the windows that were broken.
12. She is Mrs. Nelson, ________ son was arrested for stealing.
- Relative Pronoun: whose
- Explanation: "Whose" shows possession. It connects Mrs. Nelson to her son.
13. To ________ has Mr. Roberts left his money?
- Relative Pronoun: whom
- Explanation: "Whom" is used as the object of the preposition "to." It refers to a person (the recipient of the money).
14. Dylan is going to give his fiancée a brooch ________ was given to him by his grandmother.
- Relative Pronoun: which
- Explanation: "Which" refers to the brooch, which is an object. The clause describes the brooch's origin.
15. This is the boy ________ home was burnt down last month.
- Relative Pronoun: whose
- Explanation: "Whose" shows possession. It connects the boy to his home.
Final Answers:
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Boxed Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\text{1. which, 2. whose, 3. who, 4. whom, 5. which, 6. who, 7. whom, 8. whose, 9. who, 10. who, 11. which, 12. whose, 13. whom, 14. which, 15. whose}
}
\]
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