Relative Pronouns

Front

Word introducing the dependent clause: The movie that I brought at the store was about a lion.

Back

that

Front

Dependent clause in: 'The movie that I brought at the store was about a lion.'

Back

that I brought at the store

Front

Word introducing the dependent clause: My brother, whom I admire, decided to give me his old baseball glove.

Back

whom

Front

Dependent clause in: My brother, whom I admire, decided to give me his old baseball glove?

Back

whom I admire

Front

Word introducing the dependent clause: I always have a difficult time with people who chew food with open mouths.

Back

who

Front

Dependent clause in: 'I always have a difficult time with people who chew food with open mouths.'

Back

who chew food with open mouths

Front

Word introducing the dependent clause: My sister visited the hospital in which she was born.

Back

which

Front

Dependent clause in the sentence: My sister visited the hospital in which she was born.

Back

in which she was born

Front

Word introducing the dependent clause: The teacher, whose students were in art class, went to speak to the principal.

Back

whose

Front

Dependent clause in the sentence: The teacher, whose students were in art class, went to speak to the principal.

Back

whose students were in art class