Relative clauses add information about a noun using pronouns like who, which, that, whose, and where. They can be defining (essential to the meaning) or non-defining (extra information set off by commas). Getting the pronoun and comma usage right is a key advanced skill.
Practice
The professor ___ taught me statistics won a Nobel Prize.
The hotelwe stayed was absolutely beautiful.
Combine into one sentence using the correct relative pronoun:
Combine: "This is the café. I first met my partner here." Put the combined sentence in order:
Combine: "She works for a company. The company was founded in 1985." Which is correct?
The scientistresearch led to the vaccine received an award.
The recipe ___ my grandmother gave me has been in our family for generations.
The neighborhoodI grew up has changed a lot.
Combine: "The chef won an award. His restaurant just opened." Put the combined sentence in order:
The students ___ projects were selected will present at the science fair.