Relative Clauses Revision

What is a personal pronoun?

• A word that shows action or state.

• A word that can replace the name of a person or object in a sentence.

• A word that connects clauses or sentences.

• A word that describes a noun or pronoun.

Which of the following is an example of a possessive pronoun?

• who

• hers

• where

• that

What does a relative pronoun do in a sentence?

• It indicates possession.

• It replaces the name of a person or object.

• It links one part of a sentence to another by describing an earlier noun or pronoun.

• It adds a negative meaning to the sentence.

Which of the following is NOT a relative pronoun?

• whose

• which

• that

• it

What is a relative clause?

• A clause that can stand alone as a complete sentence.

• A clause that adds information to a sentence using a relative pronoun.

• A clause that indicates possession.

• A clause that contains the main verb of a sentence.

What is an omitted relative pronoun?

• A pronoun that is emphasized in a sentence.

• A pronoun that is used before a noun phrase it is modifying.

• A pronoun that is implied in a sentence but not written.

• A pronoun that connects two independent clauses.

Which sentence contains a personal pronoun?

• Lucy had labelled her phone before putting it in the tray so she knew which was hers.

• The boys' attention was grabbed by the new topic their teacher had introduced.

• They made a delicious cake, but it wasn't big enough for them all to have some.

• My mum's friend applied for a job at the hospital but he said it was already his.

Which sentence contains a possessive pronoun?

• Lucy had labelled her phone before putting it in the tray so she knew which was hers.

• The boys' attention was grabbed by the new topic their teacher had introduced.

• They made a delicious cake, but it wasn't big enough for them all to have some.

• My mum's friend applied for a job at the hospital but he said it was already his.

Which sentence contains a possessive pronoun?

• Lucy had labelled her phone before putting it in the tray so she knew which was hers.

• The boys’ attention was grabbed by the new topic their teacher had introduced.

• They made a delicious cake, but it wasn’t big enough for them all to have some.

• My mum’s friend applied for a job at the hospital but he said it was already his.

Which sentence contains a personal pronoun?

• Lucy had labelled her phone before putting it in the tray so she knew which was hers.

• The boys’ attention was grabbed by the new topic their teacher had introduced.

• They made a delicious cake, but it wasn’t big enough for them all to have some.

• My mum’s friend applied for a job at the hospital but he said it was already his.