Ejercicios B1 : practicar los pronombres relativos en inglés

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Estos ejercicios te permiten practicar los pronombres relativos en inglés vistos en el curso: who, which, that, whose, where y when. Ponlos en práctica para construir frases más naturales y fluidas.

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Exercice 1 — Completa con el pronombre relativo correcto

Elige el pronombre relativo adecuado (who, which, that, whose, where o when) para completar cada oración. Escribe la frase completa.

  1. She is the teacher ___ helped me pass my exam.
  2. This is the house ___ I grew up.
  3. He has a friend ___ parents live in Australia.
  4. I remember the summer ___ we first met.
Correction

  1. She is the teacher who helped me pass my exam.
  2. This is the house where I grew up.
  3. He has a friend whose parents live in Australia.
  4. I remember the summer when we first met.

Exercice 2 — Corrige el error en cada oración

Cada oración contiene un error en el uso del pronombre relativo. Identifica el error y escribe la oración correcta completa.

  1. That is the book which cover is torn.
  2. London is the city where I visited last year.
  3. She is the woman whose helped us find the station.
  4. This is the moment which everything changed.
Correction

  1. That is the book whose cover is torn.
  2. London is the city that I visited last year.
  3. She is the woman who helped us find the station.
  4. This is the moment when everything changed.

Exercice 3 — Elige la opción correcta

Selecciona el pronombre relativo que mejor completa cada oración según las reglas estudiadas en el curso.

  1. The film ___ we watched last night was really exciting. (that / whose / when / where)
  2. This is the café ___ I usually work in the mornings. (which / who / where / when)
  3. The man ___ car broke down called a mechanic. (who / that / which / where)
  4. Do you know anyone ___ speaks Japanese fluently? (whose / which / when / who)
Correction

  1. The film that we watched last night was really exciting.
  2. This is the café where I usually work in the mornings.
  3. The man whose car broke down called a mechanic.
  4. Do you know anyone who speaks Japanese fluently?

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