What can you practice in the English Relative Pronouns Quiz?
The English Relative Pronouns Quiz is a free web app for practicing original 4-choice questions about English relative pronouns and relative clauses.
It covers who, which, that, whose, whom, what, subject and object roles, object relative pronoun omission, word order, sentence joining, and meaning checks for junior high to high school learners.
Original questions, not textbook copies
All quiz sentences, choices, explanations, examples, and diagrams are independently created for this app. The app does not reproduce textbook passages, workbook questions, entrance exam questions, mock test questions, or certification test questions.
This is an unofficial learning app and is not approved, certified, supervised, or endorsed by schools, publishers, cram schools, preparatory schools, educational boards, or textbook companies.
Course lineup
- 10-question basics mix
- 20-question who / which / that
- 20-question subject and object relative pronouns
- 20-question whose / whom / preposition + relative pronoun
- 20-question object relative pronoun omission
- 20-question what and noun-included relatives
- 20-question sentence joining and word order
- 30-question reading and meaning check
- 50-question junior-high to high-school standard
- 100-question advanced mixed practice
Practice step by step
Beginners can start by choosing who, which, or that from the antecedent. Learners who want a higher level can practice whose, whom, what, comma relative clauses, and preposition + relative pronoun patterns.
The quiz also includes sentence-combining and word-order questions, so learners can check not only the word to choose but also how the relative clause fits into the full sentence.
For short review sessions
Each question is short and designed for quick review before class, after homework, or during a small gap in the day. Time attack and ranking make repeated practice more engaging, while My Page helps learners review often missed questions.
Teachers and guardians can use the course names to choose a suitable level, from basic junior-high grammar review to high-school relative clause practice.
Dynamic hints with diagrams
Hints change to match the current question. They show the antecedent, the role inside the relative clause, object omission, whose, what, nonrestrictive clauses, and sentence-joining steps with simple diagrams.
For official curriculum, school materials, entrance exam information, and certification information, please check each official source directly.
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