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GRAMMAR: Relative Pronouns

Hi Ali,
UNIT 5: CELEBRATIONS

Check out the photos which I took


while I was in Agadir last summer.
This is the hotel where I stayed. My
room had a balcony which looked
on the sea. It was fabulous. The boy
who is wearing a blue swimsuit is
my cousin Amine. The other boy
with the green swimsuit is my friend
Salim, whose father is the hotel
manager. Amine, Salim and I spent a
great summer break!
UNIT 5: CELEBRATIONS GRAMMAR: Relative Pronouns

• The boy who/that is wearing a blue swimsuit is my cousin


Amine.
• My room had a balcony which/that looked on the sea.
• This is the hotel where I stayed.
• The other boy with the green swimsuit is my friend Salim,
whose father is the hotel manager.
UNIT 5: CELEBRATIONS GRAMMAR: Relative Pronouns
A relative pronoun is used to refer to nouns mentioned
previously, whether they are people, things, animals, places
or possessions.
Relative pronouns can be used to join two sentences.
• The boy is wearing a blue swimsuit. The boy is my cousin
Amine.
• The boy who/that is wearing a blue swimsuit is my cousin
Amine.

• My room had a balcony. The balcony looked on the sea.


• My room had a balcony which/that looked on the sea.
UNIT 5: CELEBRATIONS GRAMMAR: Relative Pronouns

Relative Pronouns What they replace


who person
which things/animals
that person/things/animals
where place
whose possession
UNIT 5: CELEBRATIONS GRAMMAR: Relative Pronouns

Complete with: who - which - where - whose

1. The police needs someone _____ could identify the robber.


2. Where did you buy the jacket _____ you wore last week?
3. I met the person _____ dog was lost last week.
4. The student _____ won the competition will receive a prize.
5. This is the house _____ I was born.
UNIT 5: CELEBRATIONS GRAMMAR: Relative Pronouns

Complete with: who - which - where - whose

1. The police needs someone who could identify the robber.


2. Where did you buy the jacket which you wore last week?
3. I met the person whose dog was lost last week.
4. The student who won the competition will receive a prize.
5. This is the house where I was born.

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