RELATIVES PRONOUNS

"WHO," "WHOM," "WHOSE," "WHICH," AND "THAT"

 "WHO" AND "WHOM":

•
"Who" and "whom " (a quien) is used to refer to people.

• For example, "The man who/whom I met is a

teacher."
 "WHICH" AND "THAT":

• “Which" is used to refer to things and animals,

while "that" is used for people, things, and animals.

• For example, "The book that/which I am reading

is interesting."
WHOSE

• 'Whose' is used to indicate possession or

ownership. For example, 'The girl whose dog ran
away is upset.'"
 EXERCISES
1. The woman _____ I spoke to was very kind.
2. The car _____ I bought last week is red.
3. This is the restaurant _____ serves the best pizza in
town.
4. The cat _____ is sitting on the windowsill is mine.
5. The book _____ you recommended was fantastic.
6. The boy _____ bicycle was stolen is upset.
7. She is the friend _____ I went on vacation with.
8. The house _____ he lives in is very old.
9. The team _____ won the championship was celebrated.
10. The movie _____ we watched last night was scary.
11.The keys _____ are on the table belong to me.
12. The restaurant _____ you mentioned is closed on Sunday
13. The artist _____ painted this masterpiece is famous.
14. The girl _____ dog ran away is looking for him.
15. The computer _____ I use for work is very fast.
16. The museum _____ we visited had amazing
artwork.
17. The cat _____ pounced on the mouse is fast.
18. The company _____ I work for is multinational.
19. The flowers _____ he picked smell wonderful.
20. The house _____ we visited last summer is for sale.