RELATIVE CLAUSES

"My sister who is from Paris is visiting me this weekend." How many sisters do I have?

• I have one sister.

• I have more than one sister.

"My sister, who is from Paris, is visiting me this weekend." How many sisters do I have?

• I have one sister.

• I have more than one sister.

Which sentence is correct?

• My car, that is a BMW, is really great on gas.

• My car, which is a BMW, is really great on gas.

• My car, who is a BMW, is really great on gas.

• My car, whom is a BMW, is really great on gas.

Which sentence is correct?

• The man whom I spoke to said I was on the wrong train.

• The man who I spoke to said I was on the wrong train.

Which sentence is correct?

• The girl who purse I found called me.

• The girl whom purse I found called me to return it.

• The girl whose purse I found called me to return it.

• The girl that purse I found called me to return it.

Which sentence is correct?

• He's a person whose always arrives on time.

• He's a person who always arrives on time.

• He's a person whom always arrives on time.

Which sentence is correct?

• That's the street which I grew up on.

• That's the street, which I grew up on.

• That's the street, that I grew up on.

Which sentence is correct?

• The car, which I bought, is a Toyota.

• The car that I bought is a Toyota.

• The car, that I bought, is a Toyota.

Which sentence is correct?

• I like people whom are honest.

• I like people whose are honest.

• I like people who are honest.

• I like people which are honest.

Which sentence is correct?

• I have a dog that eats everything.

• I have a dog whom eats everything.

• I have a dog whose everything eats.

• I have a dog who eats everything.