Question 1
The librarian _____ works in the town library is very helpful.
Options: who, where, which
Relative Clauses - Places in Town
This is a fill-in-the-blank exercise. Click on each blank and choose the correct answer from the dropdown. Use who for people, where for places, and which or that for things.
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Question 2
I know a park _____ children can play safely.
Options: which, where, who
Question 3
The bus driver _____ takes us to the city center is friendly.
Options: that, where, who
Question 4
The doctor _____ works at the town hospital is very busy.
Options: which, who, where
Question 5
I like the bookshop _____ has a reading corner for children.
Options: that, who, where
Question 6
This is the station _____ we catch the train to the city.
Options: where, which, who
Question 7
The waiter _____ serves us at the restaurant remembers our order.
Options: who, which, where
Question 8
The supermarket _____ is open all night is on King Street.
Options: who, where, that
Question 9
Do you know the square _____ the town festival takes place every summer?
Options: where, that, who
Question 10
The man _____ owns the flower shop is my neighbor.
Options: where, who, which
Question 11
I need a map _____ shows the old part of town.
Options: that, who, where
Question 12
This is the hotel _____ my cousins stayed last weekend.
Options: that, where, who
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