Who, Which or That? Grade 4 Relative Pronouns in Action
Who, Which or That? Grade 4 Relative Pronouns in Action – Complete English Grammar Worksheet Guide
Have you ever noticed how we connect ideas in a sentence using words like who, which, and that? In this Grade 4 English grammar worksheet, students learn how to use relative pronouns correctly and understand how they make sentences clearer and more meaningful.
What Is The Topic?
This English grammar worksheet focuses on relative pronouns — who, which, and that.
Relative pronouns are used to join two parts of a sentence and give more information about a noun.
Students learn:
• When to use who for people
• When to use which for things
• When to use that for both people and things
• How to identify correct and incorrect usage
What’s In This Worksheet?
This worksheet includes different types of practice questions:
1. True and False questions to check correct usage
2. Multiple choice questions to choose the correct sentence
3. Fill in the blanks using correct relative pronouns
4. Sentence rewriting by replacing repeated nouns
5. Paragraph completion using suitable words
These exercises help students practice identifying, choosing, and applying relative pronouns correctly.
Definitions, Examples, Techniques, And Tips
Definitions:
Relative pronouns connect a noun to more information about it.
Examples from the worksheet:
• This is the teacher who helps us in maths.
• This is the house that was painted last year.
• This is the poem which we recited in assembly.
Techniques:
• Identify if the noun is a person or a thing
• Choose who for people
• Choose which for things
• Use that when suitable for both
Quick tips:
• Read the sentence completely
• Focus on the noun before the blank
• Check if the sentence sounds correct
Why Is It Important To Learn This?
Learning relative pronouns helps students:
• Make longer and better sentences
• Avoid repetition
• Improve writing clarity
• Speak more fluently
Where Will This Knowledge Help You?
Students will use this knowledge in:
• School exams
• Writing paragraphs and answers
• Speaking clearly
• Understanding complex sentences
How To Use This Worksheet?
1. Read each question carefully
2. Try to answer without help
3. Check answers in order
4. Correct mistakes and practice again
The answers below follow the exact worksheet order.
Important Tips And Tricks
1. Use who for people
2. Use which for things
3. Use that when unsure
4. Avoid mixing who with objects
5. Read sentences aloud to check correctness
Complete Answer Key
Exercise No. 1
Read each sentence and decide if each sentence uses the relative pronoun correctly.
1. True
2. True
3. False
4. False
5. True
6. True
7. False
8. True
9. False
10. True
Exercise No. 2
Choose the correct sentence that uses relative pronouns properly.
1. The girl who won the prize is my friend.
2. This is the house which has a red roof.
3. Here is the teacher that taught us history.
4. He is the driver who takes us to school.
5. That is the car which was very fast.
6. This is the boy who plays cricket well.
7. She is the singer that sang at the festival.
8. These are the books which have long stories.
9. The students who arrived late missed the test.
10. This is the film which we enjoyed in class.
Exercise No. 3
Fill the blanks with the correct relative pronoun (who, which, that).
1. who
2. that
3. that
4. who
5. that
6. who
7. that
8. who
9. which
10. that
Exercise No. 4
Underline the repeated nouns and replace them with the correct pronouns and rewrite the sentences.
1. This is the boy who plays cricket in our team.
2. I met the teacher who taught us last year.
3. This is the dog that barked all night.
4. The book which is on the desk is mine.
5. She is the girl who won the painting prize.
6. The bicycle which stands outside belongs to Ravi.
7. The movie which was watched yesterday was very nice.
8. The car which is parked there is red.
9. The teacher who explained maths is very kind.
10. The dress which hangs on the line is pretty.
Exercise No. 5
Fill the blanks in the paragraph below with suitable words.
We walk into the hall and meet the artist who draws paintings. Outside we see the dog that guards the gate. The car which stands near the park is new. I greet the teacher who helps with maths. We clap for the singer who sings beautifully. The cycle which has a red bell belongs to Raj. The book which is open on the desk is mine. The guide who tells us stories is kind. We enjoy the movie that makes us laugh loudly. The boy who wins the race is my best friend.
With regular practice using this English grammar worksheet, Grade 4 students can easily master relative pronouns and use them confidently in speaking and writing. Keep practicing and keep improving!