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Exercises - Relative Pronouns

Select the correct answer from the list given for each sentence. Upon completion, check your answers. . Learn Spanish Online .

	Review Exercise (Answers)
La enfermera atiende al paciente es alta.
(The nurse that takes care of the patient is tall.)
El paciente tiene una fractura siente mucho dolor.
(The patient, which has a fracture, is with a lot of pain.)
La doctora examina a la señora es ginecóloga.
(The doctor who examines the lady is a gynecologist.)
La ambulancia está frente al hospital es grande.
(The ambulance, which is in front of the hospital, is big.)
El paciente anciano lleva un bastón tiene artritis.
(The elderly patient, who has a walking stick, has arthritis.)
La persona está en coma es mi tío.
(The person that is in a coma is my uncle.)
El neurólogo está leyendo el informe es practicante.
(The neurologist that is reading the report is an assistant.)
La persona está limpiando es del departamento de mantenimiento.
(The person who is cleaning is from the maintenance department.)
La medicina está sobre la mesa es mía.
(The medicine that is on the table is mine.)
El estetoscopio está sobre la camilla no sirve.
(The stethoscope, which is on top of the stretcher, doesn't work.)
La pediatra es vacuna a los niños.
(The pediatrician is the one who gives the vaccines to the children.)
Los niños son gritan al jugar.
(The children are the ones who shout when they play.)

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