Defining relative clauses – English Grammar Exercises for A2

6 exercices

1)
Charles Dickens was the English author who wrote Oliver Twist.
2)
The Louvre is the museum in Paris you can see the famous Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci.
3)
Last night we watched a TV programme explained the causes of the First World War.
4)
When I was on holiday, I met a man worked for the BBC in Manchester.
5)
This is the place in New Zealand they made the film The Lord of the Rings.
6)
Tim Berners-Lee was the scientist invented the World Wide Web in the early 1990s.
7)
That’s the cash machine gives you money in pounds or euros.
8)
Near where I work, there’s a gym only costs £20 per month.
9)
He knows a restaurant near the station you can have a delicious three-course meal for only £15.
10)
Maria’s got an aunt in the USA has been married four times!

1)
There are some lovely boots in that shop who only cost £35!
There are some lovely boots in that shop which only cost £35!
OR
There are some lovely boots in that shop that only cost £35!
2)
There’s a woman over there which used to work for your company.
3)
There’s a café near me it has 50 different kinds of tea!
4)
My dad’s got a cousin in Houston he works for NASA.
5)
I know an Italian restaurant in London that you can have chocolate spaghetti!
6)
I’ve got a new camera who also takes video pictures.
7)
That’s a cinema where they’re showing the new James Bond film next week.
8)
He’s just bought a new TV it gives you access to the Internet.

1)
The car who / which / where / that won the race was a Ferrari.
2)
The area who / which / where / that he lives in very nice.
3)
I’ve got a friend who / which / where / that loves science fiction.
4)
That’s the office who / which / where / that I used to work.
5)
I read about some scientists who / which / where / that are studying time travel.
6)
The film’s about a planet who / which / where / that it’s dark all the time.
7)
He made the discovery who / which / where / that won the Nobel Prize.

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