Relative Pronouns as Subject
Complete the sentence: "I want to hire an assistant ______ speaks fluent Japanese."
who / that
Complete the sentence using zero pronoun (leave it blank): "The movie ______ we watched last night was quite boring."
(No relative pronoun needed / blank / that)
Complete the sentence: "I absolutely love ______ when the weekends finally arrive."
it
Complete the sentence: "My sister bought a car ______ runs entirely on electricity."
that / which
Complete the sentence: "The teacher ______ I liked the most retired last year."
(who / that / whom / or blank)
Complete the sentence: "It really annoys me ______ people don't reply to my text messages."
when
True or False? In the sentence "I know a chef who makes amazing pasta," we can delete the word "who".
False (It is the subject of the clause, so it is necessary)
Is this sentence grammatically correct? "The new phone I bought yesterday is already broken."
Yes, it is correct! (The pronoun can be left out)
Fill in the missing verb: "It ______ me when my coworkers take credit for my ideas; it makes me so angry."
maddens / angers / upsets / irritates
Fix the grammatical error: "He married a woman is incredibly talented."
"He married a woman who/that is incredibly talented."
Identify if the relative pronoun can be omitted in this sentence: "She is the doctor that saved my grandfather's life."
No, it cannot be omitted because it is the subject.
Fix the grammatical error: "Hates it when people leave dirty dishes in the sink."
"I hate it when..." or "She hates it when..." (Needs a subject pronoun before the verb)
Unscramble this sentence: neighbor / has / a / dogs / noisy / I / that / very / have
I have a neighbor that has very noisy dogs.
Combine these two thoughts into one sentence without using "who" or "that": "I met a designer. I really admire her work."
"I met a designer I really admire."
Unscramble this sentence: my / breaks / down / car / it / terrifies / when / me
It terrifies me when my car breaks down.