Relative Adverbs

Master 'when,' 'where,' 'why'! Relative adverbs worksheet for grammar practice.

Match the relative adverb with its job. when refers to a time where refers to a place why refers to a reason Fill in the blanks with the correct relative adverb. Be careful not to skip any. Do you know why so many people are absent from school today? This is the place where my mom and dad got married. Richmond is the city where Ms. Seay was born. May 25th is when school is officially over. The neighborhood dogs bark at Winnie, which is why she is afraid to go outside. I will never forget the day when we first met. It was really hot last summer when I went to the beach. Tell me why you didn't do your homework. After spring break, you will learn where your new seat is located. When we get back from encore, we eat our snacks. Choose one relative adverb and use it in a complete sentence.