Relative Pronouns (1)

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Relative pronouns are used to either join two sentences together or to relate them to each other. For example: The famous singer who performs tonight is my sister.
The relative pronouns are:
Who - used for people (subject)
Whom - used for people (object)
Which - used for objects
Whose - used to show possession
Where - refers to places
When - refers to time
What - refers to things
That - refers to people, animals and things

We meet at mine ______ the weather is nice.

Solution:
when

Do you want to meet ______ we ate ice-cream last time?

Solution:
where

This is the question ______ I would ask him.

Solution:
that

"which" is also correct. /

This is James __________ sister I know from primary school.

Solution:
whose

This is the dress ______ I chose for the dance tomorrow.

Solution:
which

This is the boy ______ father is a doctor.

Solution:
whose

Can you see the man and his cat ______ are standing in front of the house?

Solution:
that

Is this the dog ______ disappeared yesterday?

Solution:
which

My neighbour has a parrot ______ talks to all his guests.
Fill in the correct relative pronoun.

My neighbour has a parrot [[spacer]] talks to all his guests.

Solution:
which

This is the best film ______ I have ever seen.
Fill in the correct relative pronoun.

This is the best film [[spacer]] I have ever seen.

Solution:
that