Identify relative pronouns
Key Notes:
π Identify Relative Pronouns π
What are Relative Pronouns? |
Relative pronouns are special words that connect a clause to a noun or pronoun in a sentence.
They help give more information about someone or something.
Common Relative Pronouns:
- who π§βπ€βπ§ β for people
- whom πββοΈ β for people (object of the verb)
- whose π β shows possession
- which πΆπ β for animals or things
- that ππ β for people, animals, or things
How to Identify Relative Pronouns |
Ask yourself:
- Does this word connect a clause to a noun? π
- Does it give extra information about the noun? π
Example Sentences:
- The boy who π§ is wearing a red shirt is my friend.
- I met a teacher whose π©βπ« dog is very cute.
- This is the book which π I borrowed yesterday.
- She likes the dress that π her mother bought.
Tips to Remember π‘ |
- Who / Whom β People only π¨βπ©βπ§
- Whose β Possession / Belonging π
- Which β Things / Animals π±πΆ
- That β People, Animals, or Things π
Quick Practice βοΈ |
Fill in the blanks with the correct relative pronoun:
- The girl ___ is singing is my sister.
- I found a bag ___ was lost in the park.
- The man ___ car was stolen reported it to the police.
- Do you know the teacher ___ helped you yesterday?
Let’s practice!ποΈ