This Grade 4 worksheet challenges students to combine sentences using relative pronouns including who, whom, whose, that, and which. Multiple-choice items ask learners to pick the smoothest combined sentence, while fill-in prompts target the correct pronoun for each clause and antecedent. Activities highlight subject versus object roles and essential versus nonessential clauses. Aligned with CCSS L.4.1a, this Grade 4 practice helps writers craft precise, varied sentences using clear relative clauses confidently.
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Relative and Intensive Pronouns
Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. Which sentence best combines: 'The author writes mysteries. The author visited our class.'?
A) The author, who writes mysteries, visited our class.
B) The author whom writes mysteries visited our class.
C) The author writes mysteries which visited our class.
D) The author, whose writes mysteries, visited our class.
2. Which sentence best combines: 'The bike has flat tires. I borrowed the bike.'?
A) The bike whom I borrowed has flat tires.
B) The bike that I borrowed has flat tires.
C) The bike whose I borrowed has flat tires.
D) The bike who I borrowed has flat tires.
3. Which sentence best combines: 'My grandmother bakes pies. Her pies win prizes.'?
A) My grandmother, who pies win prizes, bakes them often.
B) My grandmother, whom pies win prizes, bakes them often.
C) My grandmother, whose pies win prizes, bakes them often.
D) My grandmother, that pies win prizes, bakes them often.
4. Which sentence best combines: 'The lake is in the park. The lake freezes in winter.'?
A) The lake, which freezes in winter, is in the park.
B) The lake, who freezes in winter, is in the park.
C) The lake, whom freezes in winter, is in the park.
D) The lake, whose freezes in winter, is in the park.
Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1. The musician who played the violin solo earned a standing ovation.
2. The novel that I finished last night had a surprise ending.
3. The writer whose stories I love is signing books today.
4. The mountain, which reaches the clouds, is climbed each summer.
5. The coach whom we trust most plans every practice carefully.
Relative and Intensive Pronouns
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. Which sentence best combines: 'The author writes mysteries. The author visited our class.'?
A) The author, who writes mysteries, visited our class.
B) The author whom writes mysteries visited our class.
C) The author writes mysteries which visited our class.
D) The author, whose writes mysteries, visited our class.
2. Which sentence best combines: 'The bike has flat tires. I borrowed the bike.'?
A) The bike whom I borrowed has flat tires.
B) The bike that I borrowed has flat tires.
C) The bike whose I borrowed has flat tires.
D) The bike who I borrowed has flat tires.
3. Which sentence best combines: 'My grandmother bakes pies. Her pies win prizes.'?
A) My grandmother, who pies win prizes, bakes them often.
B) My grandmother, whom pies win prizes, bakes them often.
C) My grandmother, whose pies win prizes, bakes them often.
D) My grandmother, that pies win prizes, bakes them often.
4. Which sentence best combines: 'The lake is in the park. The lake freezes in winter.'?
A) The lake, which freezes in winter, is in the park.
B) The lake, who freezes in winter, is in the park.
C) The lake, whom freezes in winter, is in the park.
D) The lake, whose freezes in winter, is in the park.
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) The musician who played the violin solo earned a standing ovation.
2) The novel that I finished last night had a surprise ending.
3) The writer whose stories I love is signing books today.
4) The mountain, which reaches the clouds, is climbed each summer.
5) The coach whom we trust most plans every practice carefully.
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