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Relative Pronouns: Who, Whom, Whose, Which, That Worksheet
Fill each blank with who, whom, whose, which or that.
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Relative Pronouns: Who, Whom, Whose, Which, That
11 questions, one page, US Letter. Print it and do it on paper.
On the sheet: **Who** stands for a person doing the action. **Whom** stands for a person the action is done to. **Whose** shows who owns something. **Which** stands for a thing or an animal. **That** can stand for a person or a thing. Each one starts a clause that tells more about a noun. Fill each blank with the correct one.
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About this worksheet
A relative pronoun starts a clause that tells more about a noun: the student whose notebook was missing. Who stands for a person doing the action, whom for a person the action is done to, and whose shows who owns something.
Which stands for a thing or an animal, and that can stand for a person or a thing. Which often starts an extra description set off by commas: Our garden, which gets sun all day, grows beans.
A worked example
The coach ___ team won got a trophy.
- Look at the noun before the blank: the coach, a person.
- The clause says the team belongs to the coach.
- Belonging takes whose.
Answer: The coach whose team won got a trophy.
The common mistake
What it looks like: Using who where whom belongs: The friend with who I traveled is ill.
Why it happens: Who is far more common in speech, so whom sounds stiff and gets skipped.
How to fix it: Answer the clause with he or him: I traveled with him. If him fits, use whom.
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