4th grade · English Language Arts · Unit 9 of 12
Grammar Gears
Who, which, have and has
What your child practices
Choosing who, which, that and whose, using have, has and had with the right verb form, telling questions from commands, and using my, your, their, this and these.
Washington State Learning Standards learning standard: ELA.4.L.2 · relative pronouns and verb forms
Sample questions
A taste of this unit. In the app, questions change every time and get easier or harder to match your child.
Question 1
Which word completes the sentence? The neighbor ___ waters our plants is away.
- who
- whose
- which
who
Hint: Use who to tell more about a person.
Question 2
Which sentence is a command?
- Did you wash your hands?
- Please wash your hands.
- He washes his hands.
Please wash your hands.
Hint: A command tells someone to do something.
Question 3
Which word completes the sentence? The boy ___ bike was stolen called the police.
- who
- whose
- that
whose
Hint: Whose shows who owns something.
Question 4
Which completes the sentence? Noah ___ visited the museum twice.
- had been
- have
- has
has
Hint: Use has with one person.
Question 5
Which sentence asks a question?
- Bring the map, Priya.
- Priya brought the map.
- Did Priya bring the map?
Did Priya bring the map?
Hint: A question often starts with do, does or did.
Question 6
Which word is the relative pronoun? Ana has a dog that loves to swim.
- swim
- that
- dog
that
Hint: A relative pronoun joins a describing part to a noun.