Combining Sentences with Pronouns

This worksheet is designed for students in Grades 4, 5, and 6 to strengthen sentence structure by combining simple sentences into clear, cohesive statements using relative pronouns. By merging ideas with who, which, and that, learners practice reducing repetition, improving sentence flow, and applying grammar rules in authentic writing situations. The activity supports both grammatical accuracy and writing fluency as students see how relative clauses enhance clarity and variety.

Skills Reinforced

• Sentence Combining and Syntax (Grades 4-6)
  Develops the ability to join related ideas into single, well-structured sentences.
• Relative Pronoun Usage
  Reinforces correct application of who, which, and that to connect clauses logically.
• Grammar and Sentence Fluency
  Helps students create smoother, more natural sentences by eliminating redundancy.
• Complex Sentence Construction
  Builds confidence with writing sentences that include dependent clauses.

Instructional Benefits

• Teacher-Created Resource
  Designed by educators to align with upper-elementary grammar and writing standards.
• Practical Writing Focus
  Uses familiar sentence pairs to show how grammar improves real writing.
• Supports Writing Variety
  Encourages students to move beyond short, repetitive sentences.
• Flexible Classroom Use
  Ideal for grammar lessons, writing workshops, independent practice, or homeschool instruction.

This printable grammar worksheet helps students master relative pronouns through hands-on sentence combining practice. It strengthens grammar accuracy, sentence fluency, and writing clarity while preparing learners for more advanced composition tasks. Suitable for classroom or homeschool use, it’s a no-prep resource that supports confident, polished writing through effective sentence construction.

This worksheet is part of our Relative Pronouns collection.