Relative Pronouns Practice for Class 6 

This worksheet helps Class 6 students strengthen their understanding of relative pronouns—words like who, whom, whose, which, and that that connect ideas and add detail to writing. Through sentence completions, riddles, and error corrections, learners develop fluency and precision with this key grammar skill. 

Why Relative Pronouns Matter in Grammar? 

Relative pronouns help learners: 
1. Join two ideas smoothly and avoid repetition in writing. 
2. Make descriptions and explanations more precise. 
3. Improve reading comprehension by clarifying relationships. 
4. Build complex sentence structures with confidence. 

What’s Inside This Worksheet? 

This worksheet includes five interactive grammar tasks: 

🔍 Exercise 1 – Circle the Correct Relative Pronoun 
Students choose the right word from two options in each sentence. 

✏️ Exercise 2 – Fill in the Blanks 
Learners insert the correct relative pronoun (who, whom, whose, which, that) into 10 sentences. 

🎲 Exercise 3 – Fun Riddles and Match 
Students solve riddles and complete each with a suitable relative pronoun, then match to the correct answer word. 

🧠 Exercise 4 – Join the Sentences 
Learners combine two simple sentences into one using a suitable relative pronoun. 

🔧 Exercise 5 – Spot the Error 
Each sentence contains one incorrect relative pronoun; students must correct the sentence and rewrite it properly. 

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators) 

Exercise 1 – Circle the Correct Relative Pronoun 
1. who 
2. whom 
3. which 
4. whose 
5. that 
6. who 
7. which 
8. who 
9. whose 
10. whose 

Exercise 2 – Fill in the Blanks 
1. who 
2. which 
3. whose 
4. that 
5. who 
6. whose 
7. whose 
8. whom 
9. which 
10. whom 

Exercise 3 – Fun Riddles 
1. who – Dentist 
2. which – Chess 
3. which – Dog 
4. which – Pen 
5. who – Doctor 
6. which – Bed 
7. who – Chef 
8. which – Shoes 

Exercise 4 – Join the Sentences 
1. She is the girl who won the first prize. 
2. I saw the car which was parked outside. 
3. The artist whose painting was sold is famous. 
4. That is the man whom I met at the market. 
5. The book which I was reading is on the table. 

Exercise 5 – Error Correction 
1. The man who is speaking is my uncle. 
2. I know the girl who is in the library. 
3. The house that I bought is old. 
4. The player who won the trophy is my brother. 
5. The cat that is sleeping is very cute. 

Build clarity and detail in your child’s writing by mastering relative pronouns through fun, structured practice. 

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