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?

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.