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Relative Clauses (who, which, that, where) – Worksheet 1

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This worksheet practises relative clauses with who, which, that and where in statements, negatives and questions. It is for B1 learners who want to describe people, things and places more precisely and join short sentences together. The exercises move from choosing the right pronoun to combining, correcting and building full sentences.

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Exercise 1: Choose the relative pronoun

Complete the sentences with who, which, that or where. Sometimes more than one answer is possible.

Example: The man ___ fixed my bike was very friendly. → who / that

  1. The woman lives next door is a nurse.

  2. This is the café we first met.

  3. I lost the umbrella my sister gave me.

  4. Do you know anyone doesn't eat meat?

  5. The town I grew up has changed a lot.

  6. Is this the bus goes to the station?

  7. My grandfather, is 85, still plays tennis.

  8. We stayed at a hotel didn't have a swimming pool.

Exercise 2: Match the definitions

Match each beginning with the correct ending from the box. There is one extra ending.

Example: A teacher is a person ___ → who helps students learn.

Word box who looks after your teeth.where you can borrow books.which keeps food cold.who cooks in a restaurant.where people go to exercise.that explains the meaning of words.who flies planes.which stops you getting wet.where you can see wild animals.

  1. A dentist is a person

  2. A library is a place

  3. A fridge is a machine

  4. A chef is someone

  5. A gym is a place

  6. A dictionary is a book

  7. A pilot is a person

  8. An umbrella is something

Exercise 3: Join the sentences

Join the two sentences into one using the word in brackets.

Example: I met a girl. She speaks Chinese. (who) → I met a girl who speaks Chinese.

  1. I have a friend. She works in a bank. (who)

  2. This is the phone. I bought it yesterday. (that)

  3. That's the restaurant. We had dinner there last week. (where)

  4. The boy is my cousin. He won the race. (who)

  5. The keys were on the table. I couldn't find them. (which)

  6. Is that the man? He called you this morning. (who)

  7. I don't like people. They don't say thank you. (who)

  8. Lisbon is a city. I'd love to live there. (where)

Exercise 4: Find the mistake

Each sentence has one mistake. Write the correct sentence.

Example: The car who I drive is old. → The car which I drive is old.

  1. The girl which sits next to me is very funny.

  2. This is the house where I was born in.

  3. The cake who you made was delicious.

  4. I know a shop where sells cheap shoes.

  5. The film that we watched it last night was scary.

  6. Have you met the man who he lives upstairs?

  7. My brother, that lives in Canada, is visiting us.

Exercise 5: Put the words in order

Put the words in the correct order to make sentences and questions.

Example: lives / I / a friend / have / who / in Spain → I have a friend who lives in Spain.

  1. stayed / the hotel / where / we / This is

  2. know / anyone / who / Do / you / plays the guitar

  3. a job / I / want / doesn't / that / start early

  4. the book / Where's / which / you / me / lent

  5. a friend / have / I / who / in Japan / lives

  6. those / the people / Are / who / with you / work

  7. the street / where / Is / your parents / this / live

  8. a museum / visited / We / was / which / free

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Printable B1 worksheet on relative clauses with who, which, that and where, including negatives and questions. Five exercises with answers.

Topics covered

Relative pronouns: who, which, thatRelative adverb: whereDefining relative clausesCombining sentencesRelative clauses in questions and negatives

Notes for teachers

Start by eliciting definitions of everyday jobs and places (e.g. 'A baker is someone who…') before learners do Exercise 1. Typical mistakes are using which for people, adding an extra pronoun (the film that we watched it), using where for things (a shop where sells…) and using that after a comma. As a follow-up, learners can write their own definitions of five words for a partner to guess.

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