Using Who and That in Adjective Clauses

The man _________________ was speaking to us was very tall.

• who

• which

• whom

That's the cat _________________ we saw yesterday.

• which

• who

• whom

Combine this sentence by using relative clause

The man lives next door. He is very friendly.

• The man lives next door whom he is very friendly.

• The man lives next door which is very friendly.

• The man who lives next door is very friendly.

What is the function of the word underlined in the question of the image?

• article

• noun

• Relative Pronoun

Select a clause without a relative pronoun

• Mr. Bennington was a person that I will never forget.

• Mr. Bennington was a singer I will always remember.

• Mr. Bennington was someone who will be remembered.

An adjective clause is a dependent clause that describes or gives information about the noun that comes before it

• True

• False

Use that to talk about people in general.

Use who to refer to a particular person

• True

• False

•Use which and that for places.

• True

• False

relative pronoun can be the subject of an adjective clause

when it is followed by a verb.

• True

• False

Whom is an object pronoun

• True

• False