Na língua inglesa, os pronomes relativos mais comuns são “who” para pessoas, “which” para coisas, “that” para pessoas ou coisas em situações informais, e “whose” indicando posse. Esses pronomes ajudam a dar mais detalhes sobre o sujeito ou objeto de uma sentença sem a repetição. Nesta atividade, você terá a oportunidade de praticar o uso dos pronomes relativos em inglês, completando as frases com a opção correta.
Exercício 1: Complete as frases com o pronome relativo adequado
1. The woman *who* (person) lives next door is a doctor.
2. That’s the book *that* (thing) I told you about.
3. The car *which* (thing) was stolen has been found.
4. She is the only person *whose* (possession) opinion matters to me.
5. The kid *who* (person) you met yesterday is my nephew.
6. This is the artist *whose* (possession) work I admire the most.
7. I have a friend *who* (person) can speak six languages.
8. This is the house *that* (thing) Jack built.
9. The musician *who* (person) we saw last night was incredible.
10. All the people *who* (person) were involved will be questioned.
11. The students *whose* (possession) essays were selected won the competition.
12. He wrote a play *that* (thing) became quite famous.
13. The phone *which* (thing) you bought is already out of date.
14. This is the cake *that* (thing) I baked for your birthday.
15. The boy *whose* (possession) dog ran away is very sad.
Exercício 2: Escolha o pronome relativo correto para cada situação
1. They visited the museum *which* (thing) is famous for its ancient artifacts.
2. The actress *who* (person) won the award is my favorite.
3. Where is the photo *that* (thing) I gave you?
4. The boy *who* (person) sits in front of me is always late.
5. Do you like the dress *which* (thing) I am wearing?
6. We need a manager *who* (person) can handle stressful situations.
7. My aunt, *whose* (possession) cat is missing, is very upset.
8. Is this the tree *that* (thing) your grandfather planted?
9. The stories *that* (thing) he writes are fascinating.
10. I know the man *who* (person) fixed your car.
11. She’s the one *whose* (possession) ideas always amaze me.
12. The bag *that* (thing) was stolen contained important documents.
13. Tom, *who* (person) is my colleague, will join us for dinner.
14. This is the team *that* (thing) won the championship last year.
15. The scientist *whose* (possession) research changed the world is giving a lecture tonight.
