Have you ever come across sentences like “The girl who sings well wins prizes” or “The book that I read was interesting”?                                                                                                                            

  In Grade 5, learning how to use relative pronouns like who, which, and that helps students connect ideas smoothly and form meaningful sentences. This English grammar worksheet focuses on helping students, Download and practice understand the correct use of relative pronouns through structured exercises. You can also Book a free trail to get better understanding of pronouns.

What Is the Topic?

Relative pronouns are words like who, which, and that. They are used to connect a noun with more information about it. In this Grade 5 worksheet, students learn how to use the correct relative pronoun depending on whether they are talking about a person, place, animal, or thing.

Students are expected to:
• Identify nouns and verbs in sentences  
• Choose the correct relative pronoun  
• Rewrite sentences using the correct rule  
• Fill in blanks using who, which, or that  
• Write a short paragraph based on a given topic  

This English grammar worksheet helps students understand how to use relative pronouns correctly in different sentence structures.

What’s in This Worksheet?

This Relative Pronouns (who, which, that) worksheet for Grade 5 includes the following sections:

1. Underline the words  
Students underline the noun and circle the verb in each sentence. This helps them understand sentence structure.

2. Multiple Choice Questions  
Students choose the sentence with correct relative pronouns based on rules.

3. Sentence Rewriting  
Students apply the rule to rewrite each sentence correctly using who, which, or that.

4. Fill in the Blanks  
Students complete a passage using suitable relative pronouns.

5. Paragraph Writing  
Students write a short paragraph on the topic “My Favourite Festival.”

The worksheet follows a step-by-step structure. It begins with identifying parts of a sentence, moves to selecting correct pronouns, and finally focuses on applying the concept in full sentences and writing tasks. This helps Grade 5 students build strong grammar skills.

Definitions, Examples, Techniques, and Tips

Definition  
Relative pronouns are words like who, which, and that. They are used to give more information about a noun in a sentence.

Examples from the worksheet  

• The man who teaches Maths helps  
• The bottle that holds water leaks  
• The tiger which runs fast hunts  
• The park which has swings is clean  
• The doctor who treats patients calmly  
• The clock which shows time stopped  
• The parrot that speaks words talks  
• The dancer who performs wins prize  
• The lamp which gives light glows  
• The farmer who grows crops works  

These examples show how relative pronouns are used for people, animals, places, and things.

Techniques used in the worksheet  

• Identifying nouns and verbs in sentences  
• Choosing correct relative pronouns  
• Applying rules to rewrite sentences  
• Filling blanks in a passage  
• Writing a paragraph  

Quick learning tips  

• Use “who” for people  
• Use “which” for things  
• Use “that” for animals  
• Read each sentence carefully  
• Follow the rule given in rewriting questions  

Why Is It Important to Learn This?

Learning relative pronouns in Grade 5 helps students connect ideas clearly and make sentences more detailed. It improves both writing and speaking skills.

Using relative pronouns correctly:
• Makes sentences meaningful  
• Helps link ideas smoothly  
• Improves grammar accuracy  
• Builds confidence in communication  

This English grammar worksheet provides structured practice to help students master this concept.

Where Will This Knowledge Help You?

Understanding relative pronouns will help students in:

• School exams and class tests  
• Writing paragraphs and compositions  
• Speaking activities in class  
• Completing grammar worksheets  

In Grade 5, learning this topic prepares students for more advanced sentence structures.

How to Use This Worksheet?

1. Attempt independently first  
Read each question carefully and try to answer on your own.

2. Review answers carefully  
Compare your answers with the answer key given below.

3. Correct mistakes  
Rewrite incorrect answers to improve understanding.

4. Practice regularly  
Repeat similar exercises to strengthen your grammar skills.

The solutions follow the exact worksheet order. Students should compare answers carefully and ensure accuracy.

Important Tips and Tricks

1. Identify whether the noun is a person, place, animal, or thing  
2. Use “who” only for people  
3. Use “which” for things  
4. Use “that” for animals  
5. Read all options carefully before choosing  
6. Follow the rule given in rewriting questions  
7. Write clearly and neatly to score full marks  

Complete Answer Key for parents and teacher:

Exercise No. 1  
Underline the noun and circle the verb in each sentence.

1. Riya carries a basket to market.  
2. Ravi repairs the chair at home.  
3. My uncle plants trees in a garden.  
4. The child builds a sandcastle.  
5. The driver honks near the signal.  
6. Meera folds clothes after the wash.  
7. Raj pushes the swing in a park.  
8. The baker prepares bread early.  
9. Asha decorates the classroom wall.  
10. The guard checks bags at the entry.  

Exercise No. 2  
Choose a), b), or c): pick the sentence with correct relative pronouns.

1. a) The man who teaches Maths helps  
2. a) The bottle that holds water leaks  
3. c) The tiger which runs fast hunts  
4. b) The park which has swings is clean  
5. a) The doctor who treats patients calmly  
6. a) The clock which shows time stopped  
7. b) The parrot that speaks words talks  
8. b) The dancer who performs wins prize  
9. a) The lamp which gives light glows  
10. a) The farmer who grows crops works  

Exercise No. 3  
Apply the rule to rewrite each sentence correctly.  
Change to:

1. The teacher who checks homework is strict.  
2. The boy who helps others is kind.  
3. The table which stands near door is old.  
4. The pen which writes smoothly is blue.  
5. The girl who paints well smiles.  
6. The rabbit that jumps fast hides.  
7. The singer who sings softly relaxes.  
8. The bag which lies on desk is heavy.  
9. The road which leads to school is long.  
10. The player who hits goals cheers.  

Exercise No. 4  Fill in the Blanks: 

1. who  
2. which  
3. who  
4. which  
5. which  
6. that  
7. that  
8. who  
9. that  
10. that  
 

Exercise No. 5  
Write a short paragraph on the title My Favourite Teacher.

(Sample Answer:) My Favourite teacher is Mrs. Sharma, who always helps me learn with patience and care. She teaches us English, which is my Favourite subject. She explains every topic in a simple way that makes learning easy and fun. She is a kind teacher who listens to our problems and encourages us to do better. She gives us activities that improve our speaking and writing skills. I like her class because she makes lessons interesting and enjoyable. She is a teacher who inspires me to work hard and achieve my goals.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              

This Grade 5 Relative Pronouns (who, which, that) English grammar worksheet helps students practice identifying, choosing, and applying correct pronouns in sentences. With regular practice, students can improve their grammar skills and build confidence in writing and speaking. Keep practicing regularly to strengthen your understanding and use of relative pronouns.

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