Relative Clauses
Who, which, whose, where — joining two ideas about the same person or thing.
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1. The man ___ lives next door is a doctor.
2. This is the book ___ I told you about.
3. That’s the woman ___ car was stolen.
4. This is the restaurant ___ we had dinner.
5. I met the actor ___ starred in that movie.
6. My sister, ___ lives in Canada, is visiting next month.
7. The car ___ I bought last year has broken down.
8. Do you know the reason ___ he left?
9. The company ___ employees are on strike is losing money.
10. This is the town ___ I grew up.
Answer key — Relative Clauses (B2)
- A — who. Who refers to people as the subject of the clause.
- B — which. Which refers to things.
- C — whose. Whose shows possession.
- D — where. Where refers to a place.
- A — who. Who refers to people.
- A — who. Who introduces a non-defining clause about a person.
- B — which. Which refers to things — here, the car.
- D — why. Why refers to a reason.
- C — whose. Whose shows possession, even for a company.
- D — where. Where refers to a place.
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