Who, Which, That Choose the correct pronoun between who and which 1) I can see a man is wearing a costume. 2) Superman has got accessories will enable him to fly. 3) We can see Spiderman is flying between the building. 4) I have a comic strip is worth £100 . 5) Peter Parker is a journalist becomes a superhero at night. 6) Spiderman has superpowers he uses to save people. 7) Batman is the one fights against the Joker. 8) He has a double identity cannot be revealed. 9) There are a lot of bats are flying around. 10) Superman is the comics trip I prefer. Choose the correct pronoun between which and that 1) You can borrow the book which/that I have just finished reading. 2) The used car, which/that I bought last year, is a brown one. 3) Sophie ate the last piece of sushi which/that he was saving in the fridge. 4) The wagon, which/that he bought at a garage sale, is broken. 5) Where’s the dress which/that you plan to dress tomorrow ? 6) Please stop by the supermarket, which/that is on road 8,on your way home. 7) The whale, which/that swam into the bay, was successfully returned to the ocean. 8) Please pick up the clothes which/that you dropped off at the dry cleaners yesterday. Brief lesson Who, which et that sont des pronoms relatifs. Ils servent à reprendre un nom ou groupe nominal ou un bout de phrase pour éviter une répétition. Who et which Ils peuvent se traduire par « qui » en français. On utilise who pour remplacer un nom de personne et which pour un objet ou un animal. Exs : The man who arrived is the President. This is the camera which took the picture. => dans les 2 cas the man et the camera font l’action dans ces phrases. That Il peut se traduire par « que » en français. On l’utilise pour remplacer une personne ou une chose mais ici ce n’est pas elle qui fait l’action. Ex : The movie that I saw last night was amazing ! => the movie ne fait pas l’action c’est moi qui est regardé le film la nuit dernière. Remarques : En anglais américain, that peut s’utiliser comme which. On ne tient alors plus compte des règles de qui fait l’action. Mais les Américains l’utilisent le plus souvent à l’oral. Pour des lieux on utilisera where de la même façon.