Task 1. Put a correct relative pronoun: who, which, that, when, why, where or whose.

1. We’ll show you the poem … changed my life.

2. Doctors, … claim money, are shameless.
3. Is there a shop near here … sells milk?
4. That’s the main reason … I came to you.
5. I’ll never forget my childhood … I was so happy.
6. His sister, … name is Lara, works at the library.
7. Her last film, … I couldn’t understand at all, was a great success.
8. Give him something … will take away the pain.
9. I work in the town … my son lives.
10. The car … he bought last month is fantastic.

Task 2. Connect two sentences using a relative pronoun.

Example: I wrote to the friend. He had a birthday last week. – I wrote to the
friend who/that had a birthday last week.

1. He received the letter. He was waiting for it.

2. Max has become an actor. You met him last year.

3. I was happy to get a letter from my friend. He has been travelling around the world.

4. This dress costs a lot of money. It has handmade embroidery.

5. I forgot to print the article. I wrote it yesterday.

6. The boy was sad. His bike was broken.

7. I bought a house. It was nice.

8. Alice has got a friend. He dances well.

Task 3. Complete these sentences.

1. There is a boy who … .

2. Do you know the man who …?
3. We went shopping to the market where ….
4. The home where ….
5. I bought a book which ….
6. That is the house which …..
7. That is the house where ….
Task 4. Choose the correct relative pronoun or adverb for the following defining and non-
defining relative clauses.

1. My sister, that/who/which is now living in New York, has just had a baby.
2. Can you give me the number of the plumber that/where/which repaired your shower?
3. I'd like to eat at the restaurant who/where/- we met.
4. This is the place where/that/which I saw him the last time.
5. The car, who/which/that cost more than 20,000 dollars, was a present from his
family.
6. The company, whose/which/that workers are now being forced to stay home, will
probably go bankrupt.
7. This is the restaurant when/who/where I work.
8. I'll always remember the day which/when/where we met.
9. Joe was carrying an umbrella, that/who/which was fortunate, because it saved us
from rain.
10. You should write a thank you email to the lady who/ whose/that assisted you the
night of the accident.