Tämän harjoituksen avulla voit harjoitella suhteellisten pronominien käyttöä englannin kielessä. Harjoitukset keskittyvät lauseiden muodostamiseen käyttämällä oikeita suhteellisia pronomineja erilaisissa konteksteissa. Opit erottamaan milloin käytetään who- ja whom-pronomineja ihmisiin viittaamisessa, whose omaisuuden ilmaisemiseen, sekä which ja that esineisiin tai asioihin viittaamisessa. Ota haaste vastaan ja paranna englannin kieliopin taitojasi!
The woman *who* (who/whom) you met yesterday is my aunt.
Here is the boy *whose* (whose/who’s) dog won the competition.
The cake, *which* (which/that) was baked by my grandmother, was delicious.
The teacher *whom* (whom/which) we respect has retired.
I’ve finally read the book *that* (whom/that) you recommended.
The artist *who* (whom/who) painted this is coming to town.
She’s the scientist *whose* (who’s/whose) work has been recognized worldwide.
They live in the house *that* (that/which) has a blue door.
The children, *who* (who/which) are playing in the yard, are my cousins.
The restaurant *which* (whom/which) we visited last week is closed today.
The actor *whom* (whom/who) she admires is in that movie.
Find someone *who* (who/that) can help you with your homework.
The movie, *which* (which/who) won several awards, is playing tonight.
This is the student *whose* (whose/who’s) painting was stolen.
That’s the dog *that* (whom/that) always barks at night.
Harjoitus 2: Käytä sopivaa suhteellista pronominia lauseessa
The girl *who* (who/that) lives next door is a talented musician.
Anyone *that* (that/who) wants to come is welcome.
The man, *who* (who/whom) I thought was a doctor, is actually a dentist.
There’s the teacher *whose* (whose/who’s) classes are always interesting.
That’s the kind of movie *that* (which/that) I love.
I met a tourist *whom* (whom/that) asked me for directions.
The vehicle *which* (which/that) caused the accident was a red truck.
This is the comedian *who* (whose/who) jokes make everyone laugh.
The trophy *that* (which/that) was awarded to us is on display.
She’s the one *whose* (whose/who’s) ideas changed the company.
The person *who* (who/whom) called you is waiting outside.
It was a discovery *that* (which/that) changed the course of history.
My neighbor, *who* (who/whom) is an author, writes mystery novels.
That’s the cat *which* (who/which) always sleeps on the porch.
He has a friend *whose* (whose/who’s) brother works in Hollywood.