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This worksheet has students combine pairs of related sentences into a single sentence using 'which' or 'that'. It helps learners choose the correct relative pronoun and write clearer, more connected sentences.
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Students join two related sentences into one using the relative pronouns 'which' or 'that' to form clear, connected statements.
About this worksheet
Students join two related sentences into one using the relative pronouns 'which' or 'that' to form clear, connected statements.
Student objectives
- Practice joining two sentences into one using 'which' or 'that'
- Learn when to use 'which' versus 'that' in a sentence
- Practice adding extra detail to a sentence with a relative clause
- Write smoother sentences by avoiding short, choppy ones
Everyday practice
- Combine two short thoughts into one sentence when writing a story
- Add a detail about something in an email or text without starting a new sentence
- Describe an object by explaining which one you mean in conversation
- Rewrite choppy sentences in a school essay to make them flow better