My grandparents' house, __________ is small but comfortable, is near a beautiful lake.
who
which
where
whose
Every year more than 350,000 people visit the Serengeti National Park, __________they can see zebras, crocodiles and other wild animals.
who
which
where
that
Betty, __________ loves spending the whole day at the beach, is really looking forward to going on holiday.
who
which
where
whose
The victim of the shark attack has made a complete recovery, __________ makes her family very happy.
who
which
where
that
The company, __________ logo is an elephant, plans to donate £10,000 to protect this species.
who
which
where
whose
I love staying at my grandparents' house, __________ is a 100-year-old bungalow.
who
which
where
whose
The pair of Ukrainian scientists, __________ have studied dolphins for years, claim that they have recorded a conversation between two of the animals.
who
which
where
whose
A boy from a small American town won the last edition of this talent show, _________ made everyone in his town really proud.
who
which
where
whose
Join the sentences using a relative clause.
Betty wants to go to the zoo. Her birthday is on Saturday.
Betty, which birthday is on Saturday, wants to go to the zoo.
Betty, whose birthday is on Saturday, wants to go to the zoo.
Betty, who birthday is on Saturday, wants to go to the zoo.
Join the sentences using a relative clause.
Kevin looked after my pets when I was away. It was very kind of him.
Kevin looked after my pets when I was away, which was very kind of him.
Kevin looked after my pets when I was away, who was very kind of him.
Kevin looked after my pets when I was away, that was very kind of him.
Join the sentences using a relative clause.
John Stith Pemberton was an American chemist. He invented Coca-Cola.
John Stith Pemberton, which invented Coca-Cola, was an American chemist.
John Stith Pemberton who invented Coca-Cola was an American chemist.
John Stith Pemberton, who invented Coca-Cola, was an American chemist.
I tend to go on holiday to Spain or Morocco. The weather is always good there.
I tend to go on holiday to Spain or Morocco, where the weather is always good.
I tend to go on holiday to Spain or Morocco, whose the weather is always good.
I tend to go on holiday to Spain or Morocco where the weather is always good.
Join the sentences using a relative clause.
In fact, Indian elephants also live in Nepal, and other Asian countries. They are smaller than African elephants.
In fact, Indian elephants, who are smaller than African elephants, also live in Nepal and other Asian countries.
In fact, Indian elephants, whose are smaller than African elephants, also live in Nepal and other Asian countries.
In fact, Indian elephants, which are smaller than African elephants, also live in Nepal and other Asian countries.
Join the sentences using a relative clause.
Mrs Silverstone employs three gardeners to look after the roses. She's the owner of this big garden.
Mrs Silverstone, who is the owner of this big garden, employs three gardeners to look after the roses.
Mrs Silverstone is the owner of this big garden, who employs three gardeners to look after the roses.
Mrs Silverstone employs three gardeners to look after the roses, who is the owner of this big garden
Let's go to Weston Park tomorrow. We can have a picnic there.
Let's go to Weston Park, where we can have a picnic there tomorrow.
Let's go to Weston Park, where we can have a picnic tomorrow.
Let's go to Weston Park tomorrow where we can have a picnic.
Join the sentences using a relative clause.
Sandra has lived in many countries in Africa. Her mother works for the WWF.
Sandra, which mother works for the WWF, has lived in many countries in Africa.
Sandra, whose mother works for the WWF, has lived in many countries in Africa.
Sandra has lived in many countries in Africa, whose mother works for the WWF.
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