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Find the incorrect use of a relative clause in the sentence:
The artist, whose paintings are very famous, lives in a small town where he was born in.
Identify the part of the sentence where the relative pronoun can be omitted:
The cake that she baked yesterday was delicious.
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Combine the sentences using a relative clause:
The book is very interesting. It was written by a famous author.
Choose the best sentence with a relative clause:
Choose the correct relative pronoun to complete the sentence:
The teacher __________ class I attended yesterday is very strict.
Choose the sentence with the correct relative clause using "whose."
Choose the sentence that uses "that" correctly in a defining clause:
Combine the sentences into one using a relative clause:
The university is well known. My sister studies there.
Find the error in the sentence:
The students who they completed the project on time received extra credit.
Which relative clause best fits the sentence?
The laptop _______ I bought last year is already broken.
Complete the sentence with the correct relative clause:
The company _____ products are sold worldwide is very successful.
Identify the incorrect part of the sentence:
The bicycle, which I borrowed from my friend, it is very old.
Which part of the sentence is incorrect?
The house where I grew up, which is now abandoned, it was beautiful.
Which sentence uses a relative clause correctly?
Choose the sentence with the correct use of an object relative pronoun:
Choose the correct option to complete the sentence:
The scientist _______ discovered this new element won the Nobel Prize.
Identify the incorrect part of the sentence:
The movie, which was very long, it was also quite boring.
Identify the incorrect part of the sentence:
The students who their homework was late had to stay after class.
Fill in the blank with the correct relative pronoun:
This is the park _______ we used to play as children.
Fill in the blank with the correct word:
The café __________ we met last week has excellent coffee.
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