English Grammar Drills

274 English Grammar Drills
1. I asked the new worker you hired to come to my office.
2. The car that he wrecked is in the workshop.
3. Where is the laptop that I ordered?
4. My mother and her friends went to the movies.
5. The mascot of that university is a tiger.
6. Our office manager ordered the most expensive copy machine.
7. All players, trainers, and coaches must register at the field.
8. Their wildlife organization protects animals on the endangered species list.
9. I am not used to driving a car that runs on ethanol.
10. My aunt reads to all the little girls in her neighborhood.
Exercise 16.8 (Chapter 4: Adjective clauses)
The adjective clauses in the following sentences have been underlined. Replace the word(s) in
parentheses with the appropriate relative pronoun (who, whom, or whose).
whom
The actor (the actor) I met last year is now starring in a new movie.
1. That teacher, (teacher) we nominated for an award last year, is moving to a new school.
2. The teacher (teacher’s) students are best prepared for exams will get an award.
3. Give your statistics to Mr. Walker, (Mr. Walker) is a teacher of economics.
4. The Tigers, (Tigers’) fans are the loudest in the league, often win home games.
5. His mother, (his mother) we sang to last night, just celebrated her birthday.
6. Jane, (Jane) is the first doctor in her family, started her own practice.
7. I took that stray dog, (dog’s) leg was injured, to the veterinarian.
8. The catering company, (catering company’s) chefs studied in France, will be handling the
reception.
9. He complained to his boss, (boss) always gets results.
10. The CEO, (CEO) addressed his comments directly to the board members, finished his
speech early.