Relative Clauses

"I met an amazing artist yesterday. The artist is handsome and very kind. The artist showed me some of his work and gave me a photograph as a gift. The gift shows a big city under a beautiful city sky."

RELATIVE CLAUSES

In general terms, we use relative clauses to give further information about people, places or things.

Combine the following pairs of sentences using the proper relative pronoun:that, who or which.

1. This is the house. Jack built it. 2. The teacher punished the boy. He didn't do his homework. 3. I know a man. He wears a prosthetic leg. 4. Bring me the file. The file is on the table. 5. We met a girl. The girl had lost her way. 6. I saw a soldier. He developed PTSD. 7. Once upon a time there lived a giant. The giant was very powerful and cruel. 8. I just recieved the parcel. My brother sent it. 9. My neighbor makes a lot of noise. He needs a delicate warning. 10. The dog bit the burglar. He was trying to break into the house.

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