Relative adverbs

I recently went back to the town ............ I was born

• that

• when

• where

• which

One sentence is INCORRECT, which one?

• Ricardo remembered the moment when he met his boss.

• Spring is the time when most students graduate.

• The office is a place where workers often compete

• Millennials believe America is a place when anyone can be successful.

Which of these is a relative adverb?

• who

• in which

• where

• for which

• that

Relative pronouns with prepositions cannot be replaced by relative adverbs.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Sara, Can you please tell me .......... you are late?

• when

• whom

• why

• where

One sentence is INCORRECT, which one?

• There was a very hot summer the year when he was born.

• Night is a time where many students study for exams.

• That picture was taken in the park where I used to play.

• I remember the day on which we first met.

Do you want to know ........ he is angry with Sally?

• when

• why

• what

• where

The seat ....... we sat last Saturday is still free.

• where

• that

• in which

• when

A relative adverb is used to start a description for a noun. This description is not called an adjective clause.

• TRUE

• FALSE

"There is a time ......... even justice brings harm."

• why

• where

• that

• when