Fill in the blanks with all of the possible relative pronoun(s)

 (who/which/that) (whom? that?)

1.      Those records, _______ he owns, are mostly classical.

2.      The rumour _______ we heard about it yesterday is not true.

3.      The boy and the dog _______ were lost in the forest hunt have been found.

4.      We saw many soldiers and tanks _______ were moving to the front.

5.      Do you know the boy _______ sang the song “Happy New Year” last night?

6.      Have you heard about the earthquake _______ occurred in California?

7.      His girlfriend, _______ he trusted absolutely, turned out to be an enemy spy.

8.      Is this the style of hair _______ your wife wanted to have?

Fill in the blanks with all of the possible relative pronoun(s)

 (who/which/that) (whom? that?)

1.      The man _______ you met at the party last night is a famous doctor.

2.      That man, _______ you lent money last week, has gone.

3.      The girl _______ chatted with him yesterday arrived here at 6:30.

4.      The policeman _______ caught the criminal received a reward.

5.      I’m reading a book _______ I bought in Sydney in 1996.

Fill in the blanks with all of the possible relative pronoun(s)

 (who/which/that) (whom? that?)

1.      The man _______ you met at the party last night is a famous doctor.

2.      That man, _______ you lent money last week, has gone.

3.      The girl _______ chatted with him yesterday arrived here at 6:30.

4.      The policeman _______ caught the criminal received a reward.

5.      I’m reading a book _______ I bought in Sydney in 1996.

Fill in the blanks with all of the possible relative pronoun(s)

 (who/which/that) (whom? that?)

1.      The man _______ you met at the party last night is a famous doctor.

2.      That man, _______ you lent money last week, has gone.

3.      The girl _______ chatted with him yesterday arrived here at 6:30.

4.      The policeman _______ caught the criminal received a reward.

5.      I’m reading a book _______ I bought in Sydney in 1996.

Fill in the blanks with all of the possible relative pronoun(s)

B1: who/which/that

B2: whom? that?

1.      The man _______ you met at the party last night is a famous doctor.

2.      That man, _______ you lent money last week, has gone.

3.      The girl _______ chatted with him yesterday arrived here at 6:30.

4.      The policeman _______ caught the criminal received a reward.

5.      I’m reading a book _______ I bought in Sydney in 1996.

6.      Those records, _______ he owns, are mostly classical.

7.      The rumour _______ we heard about it yesterday is not true.

8.      The boy and the dog _______ were lost in the forest hunt have been found.

9.      We saw many soldiers and tanks _______ were moving to the front.

10.  Do you know the boy _______ sang the song “Happy New Year” last night?

11.  Have you heard about the earthquake _______ occurred in California?

12.  His girlfriend, _______ he trusted absolutely, turned out to be an enemy spy.

13.  Is this the style of hair _______ your wife wanted to have?

Exercise 9: Combine these sentences using one of these words: Who, Whom. That, Which, Whose

1. Stop him. He's the man. He stole my wallet. (Who)

2. Mr. David comes from England. He has never been to Vietnam. ( who)

3.I'm staying with the boy. His brother looks very handsome. ( whose)

4.We talked about the books and writers. That made us bored. ( which)

5.Henry is also a member of the board. You'll meet him tomorrow, (who)

6. Can you answer the questions. I ask you those questions? (which)

7. The lady is a teacher at our school. Her son went on a picnic with us last weekend. (whose)

8. He is the only friend. I like him. (whom)

9. He can't swim. That makes me surprised. (which)

10. We are visiting Ha Long. It is in the north of Viet Nam. ( which)

11. They have invented a television set. It is small as a watch. ( which)

12. We visited children. Their parents are dead in that flood. (whose)

13. I'm talking about Tom. He is really friendly. ( who)

14. The student did this exercise. He might be very intelligent. (who)

15. Peter couldn't come to the party last night. That was really a pity. (which)

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Sử dụng relative clause ạ

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Exercise 9: Combine these sentences using one of these words: Who, Whom. That, Which, Whose (MỌI NGƯỜI ƠI GIÚP MÌNH VỚI MÌNH ĐANG CẦN GẤP MÌNH CẢM ƠN RẤT NHIỀU)

1. Stop him. He's the man. He stole my wallet. (Who)

2. Mr. David comes from England. He has never been to Vietnam. ( who)

3.I'm staying with the boy. His brother looks very handsome. ( whose)

4.We talked about the books and writers. That made us bored. ( which)

5.Henry is also a member of the board. You'll meet him tomorrow, (who)

6. Can you answer the questions. I ask you those questions? (which)

7. The lady is a teacher at our school. Her son went on a picnic with us last weekend. (whose)

8. He is the only friend. I like him. (whom)

9. He can't swim. That makes me surprised. (which)

10. We are visiting Ha Long. It is in the north of Viet Nam. ( which)

11. They have invented a television set. It is small as a watch. ( which)

12. We visited children. Their parents are dead in that flood. (whose)

13. I'm talking about Tom. He is really friendly. ( who)

14. The student did this exercise. He might be very intelligent. (who)

15. Peter couldn't come to the party last night. That was really a pity. (which)

1)It’s this computer program ______ my father created.
(that / whom / who / what)
2)Mine is the one ______ has a green luggage bag.
(what / whom / who / that)
3)The CD ______ Victor bought is on the table.
(whose / that / who / whom)
4)“______ films are you talking about?” “Gone with the wind.”
(That / Which / Who / Whose)
5)The book ______ we discussed was a best-seller.
(which / who / whom / whose)
6)How about the shirt ______ you wore Saturday night?
(which / whom / who / whose)
7)The person ______ wallet is missing should report to the office.
(which / whose / who / that)