Join Two Sentences Using Relative Pronouns | Class 8 Grammar Worksheets
Join the following sentences using who, whom, whose, which or that.
The words who, whom, which, whose and that are relative pronouns. Use who and whom to refer to people. Use which to refer to things. Use that to refer to things. That can also be used instead of whom to refer to people.
1. Kalidas was a great playwright and dramatist. He lived about 1600 years ago.
2. I bought a dress for my daughter. She loved it.
3. Mumbai is the financial capital of India. It is a city on the West Coast.
4. Janaki is my best friend. She is two years older than me.
5. Dad bought me a puppy. It is so cute.
6. The students completed the project. The project was about the harmful consequences of global warming.
7. Seema works for an NGO. Her parents are social activists.
8. The child scraped her knee. She was playing in the garden.
9. This is the watch. My grandfather gave it to me.
10. Meera is a classical dancer. You have seen her performance on TV.
Answers
1. Kalidas who lived about 1600 years ago was a great playwright and dramatist.
2. My daughter loved the dress which I bought for her.
3. Mumbai which is the financial capital of India is a city on the West Coast. / Mumbai which is a city on the West Coast is the financial capital of India.
4. Janaki who is two years older than me is my best friend. / Janaki who is my best friend is two years older than me.
5. Dad bought me a puppy which is so cute. / The puppy which my dad bought for me is so cute.
6. The students completed the project which was about the harmful consequences of global warming.
7. Seema whose parents are social activists works for an NGO.
8. The child who was playing in the garden scraped her knee.
9. This is the watch that my grandfather gave me.
10. Meera whose performance you have seen on TV is a classical dancer.
In Qn.8, how did garden became tears?
It should be ‘The child who was playing in the garden scraped her knee.’