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    Practice Exercises Relative pronouns

Exercise

Relative Pronouns

Choose the correct answer.
1 of 10 The book that I am reading is fantastic.
The pronoun is necessary.
The pronoun isn't necessary.
2 of 10 Can you buy me the book that won the Booker Prize last year?
The pronoun is necessary.
The pronoun isn't necessary.
3 of 10 Bill has many CDs which were recorded by his brother's record company.
The pronoun is necessary.
The pronoun isn't necessary.
4 of 10 The man who I met at the party last week wants to go out to dinner this weekend.
The pronoun is necessary.
The pronoun isn't necessary.
5 of 10 Rachel said that she was going to Rome next week.
The pronoun is necessary.
The pronoun isn't necessary.
6 of 10 My birthday, which is also the birthday of my father, is September 3rd.
It is a defining relative clause.
It is a non-defining relative clause.
7 of 10 I received many gifts for my birthday, but the gifts I love the most are the ones that my children gave me.
It is a defining relative clause.
It is a non-defining relative clause.
8 of 10 Those are our neighbors whose house just burned down.
It is a defining relative clause.
It is a non-defining relative clause.
9 of 10 My friend Victor, who is a great guy, is single now.
It is a defining relative clause.
It is a non-defining relative clause.
10 of 10 He has had many jobs, but his favorite was the one that he had in the museum when he first finished university.
It is a defining relative clause.
It is a non-defining relative clause.