Grammar Quiz

Relative Clauses and Past Perfect Quiz

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Choose the right relative pronoun:

The man, ___ gun is on the floor, has left.
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A. who

B. which

C. whose


Choose the right relative pronoun:

I have a friend ___ name is Abraham
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A. who

B. which

C. whose


Do you need the relative pronoun?

The book which is on the table belongs to Brandon.
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A. yes

B. no


Choose the right forms of the verbs:

Before Sara (go) to Germany, she … (see, never) snow in her life.
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A. went/ had never seen

B. had gone/ never saw


Choose the right relative pronoun:

He knows a woman ___ is very famous.
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A. who

B. which

C. whose


Do you need the relative pronoun?

The man who you saw in the house is my cousin.
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A. yes

B. no


Choose the right forms of the verbs:

When Simon … out to play, he … his homework.
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A. went/ had already done

B. had gone/ already did


Do you need the relative pronoun?

Bob, who I know very well, is going out with Mary.
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A. yes

B. no


Choose the right forms of the verbs:

My sister … (see / not) the note that I … (lay) on the kitchen table for her.
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A. had not seen/ laid

B. did not see/ had laid


Do you need the relative pronoun?

I cannot forget the song which they played last night.
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A. yes

B. no


Do you need the relative pronoun?

The museum which we visited last month is closed now.
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A. yes

B. no


Choose the right relative pronoun:

Maradona, ___ was Argentinian, died in 2020.
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A. who

B. which

C. whose


Choose the right forms of the verbs:

My friend … (eat) up all the cookies we … (bake).
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A. ate/ had baked

B. had eaten/ baked


Choose the right relative pronoun:

That’s an exercise ___ everyone can do.
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A. who

B. which

C. whose


Choose the right forms of the verbs:

We … the museum that our friend … us about a month before.
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A. had visited/ told

B. visited/ had told


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