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Adjective clauses with object pronouns

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Holiday Relative ClausesVersión en línea Adjective clauses with object pronouns por sonia diaz ramirez 1 The holiday gifts ___ you mentioned were from Spain. a who b whom c which d that 2 The people to ___ you invited to the festival shared stories of their customs. a which b who c that d whom 3 The tradition ___ families bake cookies together is called 'Cookie Day'. a which b that c who d whom 4 The singer whom you praised after the concert impressed the crowd. a whom b who c which d that 5 The fireworks ___ we watched from the rooftop were unforgettable. a whom b that c who d which 6 The family that hosts the Christmas dinner is from Spain. a which b that c who d whom 7 The recipe that grandma shared includes saffron. a which b who c whom d that 8 The custom that people celebrate on New Year's Eve is called 'Midnight Toast'. a which b whom c that d who 9 The city that hosts the holiday market attracts tourists every year. a which b that c whom d who 10 The friend whom you invited to the festival is from Canada. a that b who c whom d which Feedback 1 Use that for things; whom is incorrect here because gifts are things, not people. 2 Whom is the object of met; use who if the pronoun is the subject. 3 That/which can refer to a tradition; here 'that' is the natural choice. 4 Whom is the object of praised in the relative clause. 5 That introduces the restrictive clause referring to fireworks. 6 That is used for a non-human or human antecedent as a thing; here it’s a family. 7 That is used for things or people in restrictive clauses. 8 That introduces essential information about the custom. 9 That is standard for identifying a city in a restrictive clause. 10 Whom is the object of invited in the relative clause.

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Holiday Relative ClausesVersión en línea

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The holiday gifts ___ you mentioned were from Spain.

The people to ___ you invited to the festival shared stories of their customs.

The tradition ___ families bake cookies together is called 'Cookie Day'.

The singer whom you praised after the concert impressed the crowd.

The fireworks ___ we watched from the rooftop were unforgettable.

The family that hosts the Christmas dinner is from Spain.

The recipe that grandma shared includes saffron.

The custom that people celebrate on New Year's Eve is called 'Midnight Toast'.

The city that hosts the holiday market attracts tourists every year.

The friend whom you invited to the festival is from Canada.

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