Relative pronouns and adverbs worksheets
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Relative pronouns glue a description onto a noun: who for people, which for things (with commas), that for things and sometimes people (no commas), whose for belonging, where and when for places and times.
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4th grade Core grade
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Fourth graders choose and write the relative pronoun each sentence needs: who, which, that, whose. The noun before the blank (person or thing, owner or not) makes the call.
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5th grade
Fifth graders add the relative adverbs where and when for places and times, and handle comma-marked which-clauses against plain that-clauses.
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