NumihanaRemove only that. Leave the rest unchanged.
This is the tent that the pupil mended.
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ENGLAND YEAR 5 · ENGLISH · Grammar
Build and recognise relative clauses.
Use relative clauses, including where, when, that and omitted pronouns.
Numihana · England Year 5 · English
Build and recognise relative clauses
Practice sheet
Name: ______________
Date: ______________
Use relative clauses, including where, when, that and omitted pronouns.
Remove only that. Leave the rest unchanged.
This is a dragon that the pupil drew.
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Can who be omitted here while keeping the same grammatical sentence?
The child who opened the box has left.
no · yes
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Can who be omitted here while keeping the same grammatical sentence?
The child who closed the window has left.
yes · no
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Remove only that. Leave the rest unchanged.
This is the bowl that the pupil washed.
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Copy the relative clause starting with who.
The child who brought a compass has left.
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Remove only that. Leave the rest unchanged.
This is a comic that the pupil read.
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Can who be omitted here while keeping the same grammatical sentence?
The child who folded the blanket has left.
yes · no
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Numihana · England Year 5 · English
Build and recognise relative clauses
Answer sheet
Name: ______________
Date: ______________
Use relative clauses, including where, when, that and omitted pronouns.
Remove only that. Leave the rest unchanged.
This is the tent that the pupil mended.
This is the tent the pupil mended.
Remove only that. Leave the rest unchanged.
This is a dragon that the pupil drew.
This is a dragon the pupil drew.
Can who be omitted here while keeping the same grammatical sentence?
The child who opened the box has left.
no · yes
no
Can who be omitted here while keeping the same grammatical sentence?
The child who closed the window has left.
yes · no
no
Remove only that. Leave the rest unchanged.
This is the bowl that the pupil washed.
This is the bowl the pupil washed.
Copy the relative clause starting with who.
The child who brought a compass has left.
who brought a compass
Remove only that. Leave the rest unchanged.
This is a comic that the pupil read.
This is a comic the pupil read.
Can who be omitted here while keeping the same grammatical sentence?
The child who folded the blanket has left.
yes · no
no
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English Appendix 2: Vocabulary, grammar and punctuation · Year 5 · Relative clauses including where/when/that and omitted pronouns
Selected skills, not complete English or SATs coverage.
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