Relative Clauses 1
Where's the book ___ Paul lent you?
Where is the book that/which Paul lent you?
The restaurant ________ we had dinner last night is famous for its seafood.
The restaurant where/in which we had dinner last night is famous for its seafood.
What did you do with the money ____ your mother lent you?
which/that/-
A castle is a place ______ a king or queen lives.
A castle is a place where/in which a king or queen lives.
I sent an email to my brother_______ lives in Australia.
I sent an email to my brother who / that lives in Australia.
I met a British boy _______ can speak Portuguese very well.
I met a British boy who/that can speak Portuguese very well.
This is the bank ____ was robbed yesterday.
This is the bank which/that was robbed yesterday.
She saw the boy __________ father works in the army.
whose
A ferry is a ship (carry people across the water).
A ferry is a ship which/that carries people across the water.
The nurse is in the office. The nurse treated my grandmother.
The nurse who / that treated my grandmother is in the office.
One of the people ___ I admire the most is Nelson Mandela.
Who/that/-
I work in a company _________ sells things on the Internet.
I work in a company which/that sells things on the Internet.
A girl phoned. She didn’t leave a message.
Who/that
My sister lives in New York. She is a doctor.
My sister, who is a doctor, lives in New York.
The park ________ we used to play as children has been renovated.
The park where/in which we used to play as children has been renovated.
A lemon (be yellow and sour) is good for your throat
A lemon, which is yellow and sour, is good for your throat
The book _______ I borrowed from the library was excellent.
that/which/-
She worked for a man. The man used to be an athlete.
She worked for a man who / that used to be an athlete.
They called a lawyer ________ lived nearby.
who / that
In 2010, ____ we were on a cruise, we visited lots of cities.
when
She worked for a man (the man used to be an athlete).
She worked for a man who/that used to be an athlete.
The waiter was rude (the waiter was wearing a blue shirt).
The waiter, who was wearing a blue shirt, was rude.
Tom is talking to a girl. Do you know the girl?
Do you know the girl whom/that Tom is talking to?
Do you know the girl Tom is talking to?
Do you know the girl to whom Tom is talking?
The train goes to Manchester. I paid tickets for that train.
The train which/that I paid tickets for goes to Manchester.
The train for which I paid tickets goes to Manchester.
The train I paid tickets for goes to Manchester.
I talked to a boy on the phone. He told me you were at school.
The boy I talked to on the phone told me you were at school.
The boy to whom I talked on the phone told me you were at school.
The boy that/whom I talked to on the phone told me you were at school.