The Ultimate Relative Pronouns Worksheet Pack

Relative pronouns are special words that help us connect parts of a sentence and give more information about something. Examples of relative pronouns include ‘that’, ‘whose’ and ‘which’.

This relative pronouns worksheet pack has been designed by the Teach Starter team to give your students practice identifying and using some of the most commonly used relative pronouns. This pack includes five separate activities to help your students explore and master these valuable parts of speech.

Inside this relative pronouns worksheet pack, you will find the following activities:

1. Identify the Pronoun – Read the sentences and underline the indefinite pronoun.
2. Fill in the Blanks – Use the pronouns in the word bank to complete the sentences.
3. Combine the Sentences – Rewrite each pair of sentences as one sentence using a relative pronoun.
4. Fix the Sentence – Rewrite the sentences using the correct relative pronoun.
5. Pronoun Detective – Read the passage and circle the relative pronouns.

This relative pronouns worksheet pack downloads as an easy-print PDF or an editable Google Slides file. Answers are included in both file options.

Multiple Uses for These Worksheets on Relative Pronouns

This set of worksheets on relative pronouns can be used in multiple ways during your grammar lessons. Here are a few suggestions from our teacher team:

• Guided Group Activity – Complete one of the worksheets as a small group activity with targeted students who may benefit from additional support.
• Exit Ticket – Have students complete a short section from one of the worksheets as an exit ticket to assess their understanding at the end of the lesson.  
• Homework Assignment – Assign one of the relative pronouns worksheets as homework to reinforce the day’s lesson and allow students to practise independently.

Download These Worksheets on Relative Pronouns

Use the dropdown menu on the Download button to access your preferred version of these relative pronouns worksheets. (Note: You will be prompted to make a copy of the Google Slides version to your personal drive before accessing it.)

As this resource contains answer sheets, we recommend printing one copy of the entire file. Then, remove the answer sheets and make photocopies of the worksheets as required.

This resource was created by Brittany Collins, a Teach Starter collaborator.

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