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Test Relative Clause Level2

The document contains exercises on the use of relative pronouns and relative clauses. It tests identifying the correct relative pronoun for sentences and whether a relative pronoun is necessary. It also involves completing sentences with relative clauses using who or which, and combining sentences using relative clauses without relative pronouns.

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Test Relative Clause Level2

The document contains exercises on the use of relative pronouns and relative clauses. It tests identifying the correct relative pronoun for sentences and whether a relative pronoun is necessary. It also involves completing sentences with relative clauses using who or which, and combining sentences using relative clauses without relative pronouns.

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Test

Choose the correct relative pronoun.

This is the man ______________ built our house.

There is the bridge________________ we have to cross.

The girl ____________________ lives next door is very nice.

The bus __________________takes you to the station should be here any minute.

This is the dog _______________ barks every night.

Decide whether the relative pronoun is necessary or not.

This is the ring that I found yesterday.

Do you know the man that is speaking with Anne?

I still have the book that you gave me.

Is this the woman that lost her purse?

Is this the key that we were looking for?

Complete the sentences with relative clauses. Use who or which.

A Dutch is a person _________________________________(live in the Netherlands)

A giant is someone_____________________________________ (be very tall)

An alarm clock is a clock ___________________________(wake you up in the morning)

A ladybird is a red beetle _________________________(have black spots on its back)

A waitress is a woman ______________________(serve food and drinks in a restaurant)

Combine the sentences using a relative clauses without a relative pronouns (Contact Clauses).

I watched a film last night. The film was interesting.

The film ______________________________________


Carly helps a man. The man is my teacher.

The man ______________________________________

We ate chicken at the restaurant. It was delicious.

The chicken _____________________________________

The boy is very nice. I know him from school.

The boy __________________________________________

The shoes are too big. My grandma bought them for me.

The shoes _______________________________________

Test
Choose the correct relative pronoun.
1. This is the man who built our house.
2. There is the bridge which we have to cross.
3. The girl who lives next door is very nice.
4. The bus which takes you to the station should be here any minute.
5. This is the dog which barks every night.

Decide whether the relative pronoun is necessary or not.


1. This is the ring that I found yesterday.

relative pronoun is necessary

relative pronoun is not necessary


2. Do you know the man that is speaking with Anne?

relative pronoun is necessary

relative pronoun is not necessary


3. I still have the book that you gave me.

relative pronoun is necessary

relative pronoun is not necessary


4. Is this the woman that lost her purse?

relative pronoun is necessary

relative pronoun is not necessary


5. Is this the key that we were looking for?

relative pronoun is necessary

relative pronoun is not necessary

Complete the sentences with relative clauses. Use who or which.

1. A Dutch is a person who lives in the Netherlands.

2. A giant is someone who is very tall.

3. An alarm clock is a clock which wakes you up in the morning.

4. A ladybird is a red beetle which has black spots on its back.

5. A waitress is a woman who serves food and drinks in a restaurant.

Combine the sentences using a relative clauses without a relative pronouns (Contact Clauses).
1. I watched a film last night. The film was interesting.

The film I watched last night was interesting.


2. Carly helps a man. The man is my teacher.

The man Carly helps is my teacher.


3. We ate chicken at the restaurant. It was delicious.

The chicken we ate at the restaurant was delicious.


4. The boy is very nice. I know him from school.

The boy I know from school is very nice.


5. The shoes are too big. My grandma bought them for me.
The shoes my grandma bought for me are too big

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