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Agreement In Relative ClausesSet 5

1The man who lives next to us .....

2It ..... Lan ..... always helps him in his trouble.

3The knife in your hand is the one which ..... sharpening.

4Choose the correct form of the verb.The girls who left the classroom ..... headed to the gym, but they ..... to stop by the office first.

5Choose the right answer.Helios is talking to Chelsea.

6The house whose roof are red is mine.

7Who drinks coffee?

8He is the only one go those volunteers who ..... in flood affected areas.

9I have enclosed my resume, which ..... more details about my work history and my educational background.

10He who ..... (speak) too much ..... (work) too little.

11Astri talks about her early life experiences with .....

12The cat that escaped from the shelter and the dog adopted last week is both featured in today's "Pets of the Month" segment.

13The car that he show me ..... expensive. He'd be crazy to buy it.

14We have interviewed many people who is interested in the job we have been advertising in the trade newsletter that is distributed so widely.

15Choose the sentence that has the correct subject-verb agreement in the relative clause.

16The players who (train / trains) daily are improving quickly.

17He finds it very difficult to communicate with people who doesn't speak the same language as his.

18The plants may develop differently. The plants live on that island.

19The assignments that Tianna submitted (was / were) well organized.

20The man who (lives, live) next door is very helpful.

21We use ..... after who or what 'as subject'.

22There are some books on the table, which ..... about fish.

23An employee who ..... overtime is more like to get promoted than one who doesn't.

24The person who ..... been hired is very qualified.

25The economic system is complex, with structure and inputs that makes them hard to understand without a solid foundation in math.

26I can't stand movies which are /is scary.

27In the complex sentence 'The students who studied hard (was/were) able to pass the exam.', identify the correct subject-verb agreement.