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4th Grade Relative Pronouns worksheets

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Relative Pronouns

Grade 4 Grammar Worksheet

NameDate

Circle the pronoun that fits.

  1. The teacher ____ class won is smiling.

    • whose
    • who
    • whom
  2. Mom thanked the neighbor ____ shoveled the snow.

    • which
    • whom
    • who
  3. He is the man ____ garden won first prize.

    • who
    • whom
    • whose
  4. Ana has a friend ____ speaks two languages.

    • who
    • whom
    • which
  5. The girl ____ poem won is reading it aloud.

    • whose
    • whom
    • who
  6. The singer ____ opened the show wore green.

    • who
    • whom
    • which
  7. The family ____ house is on the hill hosts the party.

    • who
    • whom
    • whose
  8. The people ____ wait in line should be patient.

    • which
    • who
    • whom
  9. The recipe, ____ uses three eggs, makes a fluffy cake.

    • which
    • who
    • that
  10. With ____ are you going to the fair?

    • who
    • whose
    • whom
  11. The concert, ____ was outdoors, ended early.

    • which
    • that
    • who
  12. Ana is the friend in ____ I trust.

    • whom
    • who
    • whose
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4th Grade Relative Pronouns worksheet 1 – printable PDF
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About this worksheet

A relative pronoun joins extra information to a noun: the girl who won, the boy whose dog barked, the book that I read. On this sheet your child reads twelve short sentences and circles the pronoun that fits, choosing from the words printed under each one. Who and whom are for people, whose shows who owns something, and that and which are for things.

What your child will learn

  • Use who for a person doing the action
  • Use whose to show who owns something
  • Use whom after words such as to, for and with
  • Use that and which for things

Common Core standard: L.4.1.A

Worked example

The girl ( who / which ) won the race is my cousin. The missing word stands for a person doing the action, so the answer is who.

Common mistake

Using who for every sentence, even when the sentence needs whose for an owner or that for a thing.

Helpful hint

Ask who or what the missing word stands for: a person, an owner, or a thing. Then pick the pronoun for that job.

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with relative pronouns?

Using who for every sentence, even when the sentence needs whose for an owner or that for a thing.

How can I help my child with relative pronouns?

Ask who or what the missing word stands for: a person, an owner, or a thing. Then pick the pronoun for that job.

Are these 4th grade grammar worksheets free to print?

Yes. All 6 printable versions on this page are free to download and print, with no account needed.

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