Relative Pronoun Practice
Práctica de pronombres relativos

Relative pronouns link a dependent clause to a main clause, providing a smooth transition from one idea to another. As pronouns, they refer back to a noun in the main clause, called the antecedent. In contrast to English, the relative pronoun can never be omitted in Spanish:

main clause rel. dependent clause
Celebramos la belleza
We celebrate the beauty
que
(that)
vemos en el mundo.
we see in the world.
"beauty" is the antecedent in this example
The following exercises provide you with training in the use of relative pronouns in Spanish.
Click on number 1 to begin.
Los siguientes ejercicios te entrenan en el uso de los pronombres relativos en español.
Pulsa en el número uno para comenzar.

EXERCISES / EJERCICIOS

1. Usos del relativo 'que' (that, who)

2. que, quien, el que, el cual (that, who)

3. lo que, lo cual, cuyo/a/s (what, which, whose)

4. todos los pronombres relativos (all relative pronouns combined)

Summary of relative pronouns/ Resumen (printer-friendly)
See a more detailed explanation / Ver explicación detallada
More practice with Prof. Nelson's page / Más práctica