Ejercicios B2 : Las proposiciones relevantes en inglés

Estos ejercicios te ayudarán a consolidar el uso de las proposiciones relativas en inglés vistas en el curso. Pon a prueba tu dominio de who, which, that, whose y where en contextos reales.

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Ejercicio 1 : Completa con el pronombre relativo correcto

Usa who, which, that, whose o where para completar cada oración. Escribe la oración completa en tu respuesta.

1. The scientist ___ discovered the vaccine won the Nobel Prize.
2. This is the village ___ my grandmother was born.
3. She works for a company ___ headquarters are in New York.
4. The book ___ you lent me last week was absolutely fascinating.

Correction

1. The scientist who discovered the vaccine won the Nobel Prize.
2. This is the village where my grandmother was born.
3. She works for a company whose headquarters are in New York.
4. The book which you lent me last week was absolutely fascinating.

Ejercicio 2 : Corrige los errores en las proposiciones relativas

Cada oración contiene un error relacionado con el uso de los pronombres relativos. Identifica el error y escribe la oración corregida completa.

1. The man which called you this morning is waiting outside.
2. I visited the museum where it was built in the 18th century.
3. She has a colleague who's opinion is always very insightful.
4. The report who you submitted yesterday contains several mistakes.

Correction

1. The man who called you this morning is waiting outside.
2. I visited the museum which was built in the 18th century.
3. She has a colleague whose opinion is always very insightful.
4. The report that you submitted yesterday contains several mistakes.

Ejercicio 3 : Elige la opción correcta

Selecciona la oración que usa correctamente el pronombre relativo según las reglas estudiadas en el curso.

1. Which of these sentences is correct for referring to a person?
   • The teacher which explained the lesson was very patient.
   • The teacher who explained the lesson was very patient.
   • The teacher where explained the lesson was very patient.
   • The teacher whose explained the lesson was very patient.
2. Which of these sentences correctly expresses possession with a relative clause?
   • The student which bag was stolen reported it to the principal.
   • The student who bag was stolen reported it to the principal.
   • The student whose bag was stolen reported it to the principal.
   • The student that bag was stolen reported it to the principal.
3. Which of these sentences correctly uses where to refer to a place?
   • The office which I work has recently been renovated.
   • The office that I work has recently been renovated.
   • The office who I work has recently been renovated.
   • The office where I work has recently been renovated.
4. Which of these sentences correctly combines two ideas using a relative clause?
   • The film who we watched last night was directed by a famous director.
   • The film which we watched last night was directed by a famous director.
   • The film where we watched last night was directed by a famous director.
   • The film whose we watched last night was directed by a famous director.

Correction

1. The teacher who explained the lesson was very patient.
2. The student whose bag was stolen reported it to the principal.
3. The office where I work has recently been renovated.
4. The film which we watched last night was directed by a famous director.