5 Printable Relative Pronouns Worksheets with Answers

Relative pronouns worksheets give teachers and students fast practice with who, whom, whose, which, and that. A relative pronoun links a noun to a relative clause, so learners can join ideas into one sentence and keep meaning precise.

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These relative pronouns worksheets are free to download and print them for later use in class or at home. Each worksheet is classroom ready and includes tasks like choosing the correct pronoun, filling blanks, and combining sentences, with an answer key for quick checking. Download the set below and you will have ready practice them to use with students anytime.

Fill In The Blanks With Relative Pronouns Worksheet

This worksheet focuses on filling in the blanks with the correct relative pronouns. This exercise helps students understand how to choose the appropriate pronoun based on the context of the sentence.

Fill in the blanks with the correct relative pronoun (who, whom, whose, which, or that).

The teacher _______ helped me is very kind.
The car _______ he bought last year is very expensive.
The girl _______ you met yesterday is my sister.
The dog _______ barked all night belongs to our neighbor.
The book _______ I am reading is very interesting.
The man _______ you are talking about is a doctor.
The boy _______ bicycle was stolen is very upset.
The restaurant _______ we ate at was quite good.
The student _______ bag was lost reported it to the office.
The movie _______ we watched last night was amazing.

Practicing relative pronouns through fill-in-the-blanks to enhance grammar skills. — Practice your understanding of relative pronouns with fill-in-the-blank exercises.

Choose The Correct Relative Pronoun Worksheet

This relative pronouns worksheets tests the ability to identify and correctly use relative pronouns. Students will select the correct pronoun from the given options.

Choose the correct relative pronoun for each sentence.

The person _______ lives next door is very friendly.
(a) whom (b) who (c) whose (d) which
This is the book _______ I wanted to read.
(a) that (b) who (c) whom (d) which
The cat _______ tail is very long belongs to me.
(a) whom (b) whose (c) who (d) that
The house _______ was sold last year is very beautiful.
(a) that (b) whose (c) who (d) whom
The boy _______ I saw yesterday is very tall.
(a) which (b) whose (c) whom (d) who
The flowers _______ you gave me are lovely.
(a) whom (b) which (c) that (d) whose
The lady _______ I spoke with was very helpful.
(a) whom (b) who (c) that (d) whose
The tree _______ fell during the storm was very old.
(a) whose (b) who (c) which (d) that
The teacher _______ students respect the most is retiring.
(a) who (b) whom (c) whose (d) that
The movie _______ we watched last night was boring.
(a) that (b) whom (c) who (d) whose

Understanding relative pronouns through multiple-choice questions for grammar practice. — Test your knowledge of relative pronouns with multiple-choice questions in these worksheets.

Sentence Construction Using Relative Pronouns in Context

This worksheet allows students to practice constructing sentences using relative pronouns.

Combine the two sentences using the appropriate relative pronoun (who, whom, whose, which, or that).

I know the girl. She is wearing a red dress.
He has a dog. The dog is very friendly.
This is the man. You met him yesterday.
They live in a house. The house has a big garden.
I bought a car. The car runs on electricity.
The boy is my cousin. His bicycle was stolen.
She is the woman. Her son won the competition.
This is the restaurant. We had dinner there last week.
The book is interesting. I am reading it now.
The student is very smart. The teacher praised him.

Using relative pronouns in sentence construction exercises for better grammar skills. — Learn to use relative pronouns correctly through sentence construction activities.

Matching Exercises: Identify and Use Relative Pronouns Correctly

In this exercise from the relative pronouns worksheets, students will match the sentences with the correct relative pronoun based on the context.

Match the following sentences with the appropriate relative pronoun.

The girl _______ won the contest is very talented.
The movie _______ I watched last night was fantastic.
The teacher _______ class I attended was very informative.
The car _______ engine is noisy needs to be repaired.
The man _______ helped me was very polite.
The book _______ you gave me is on the table.
The dog _______ belongs to my neighbor is very friendly.
The person _______ I spoke to was very helpful.
The cake _______ she baked was delicious.
The bag _______ you left is on the chair.

Relative Pronouns Worksheets with Answers - Printable — Relative Pronouns Worksheets with Answers – Printable

Answer Keys for All Relative Pronoun Practice Sheets

Fill-in-the-Blanks	Multiple-Choice Questions	Sentence Construction	Matching
1. who	1. (b) who	1. I know the girl who is wearing a red dress.	1. who
2. which	2. (a) that	2. He has a dog that is very friendly.	2. which
3. whom	3. (b) whose	3. This is the man whom you met yesterday.	3. whose
4. that	4. (a) that	4. They live in a house which has a big garden.	4. whose
5. which	5. (d) who	5. I bought a car that runs on electricity.	5. who
6. whom	6. (c) that	6. The boy whose bicycle was stolen is my cousin.	6. which
7. whose	7. (a) whom	7. She is the woman whose son won the competition.	7. that
8. which	8. (c) which	8. This is the restaurant where we had dinner.	8. whom
9. whose	9. (a) who	9. The book which I am reading is interesting.	9. which
10. which	10. (a) that	10. The student whom the teacher praised is very smart.	10. which