In Italian grammar, Relative Pronouns play an essential role in connecting sentences and providing more information about the subject. Some of the most common Italian Relative Pronouns include “che,” “cui,” “il quale,” “la quale,” “i quali,” “le quali,” “chi,” and “quanto.” These pronouns help to link clauses together and make the sentences more fluent and comprehensive. In this set of exercises, you will practice using different Relative Pronouns in various contexts. As a language specialist and teacher, I have prepared three exercises with ten sentences each to help you master the use of Relative Pronouns in Italian grammar. Remember to pay attention to the hints provided and choose the correct pronoun to fill in the blanks. Buona fortuna!
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