Relative Pronouns. Sentenses

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Email sent to my brother in Berlin.

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who lives in Berlin.

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The woman from Denmark works in a bank.

Back

The woman, who is from Denmark, works in a bank.

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The money is in the kitchen. It belongs to Daniel.

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The money, that belongs to Daniel, is in the kitchen.

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The money is in the kitchen, belonging to Daniel.

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The money, that belongs to Daniel, is in the kitchen.

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Fruit on table, not fresh.

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The fruit, which isn't fresh, is on the table.

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She loves books. The books have happy endings.

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She loves books which have happy endings.

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Dropped a new glass.

Back

I dropped a glass that was new.

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A man gave me this address. I met him on the train.

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A man who I met on a train gave me this address.

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These people work in the office. Very friendly.

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These people who work in the office are very friendly.

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Everybody went to the party. They enjoyed it very much.

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Everybody who went to the party enjoyed it very much.