Defining Relative Clauses - using who,that & which

Here are some cells. They have been affected by bacteria. (Choose 2)

• Here are some cells where have been affected by bacteria.

• Here are some cells which have been affected by bacteria.

• Here are some cells that have been affected by bacteria.

• Here are some cells whom they have been affected by bacteria.

They are the people. They want to buy our house. (Choose 2)

• They are the people whom they want to buy our house.

• They are the people that want to buy our house.

• They are the people which want to buy our house.

• They are the people who want to buy our house.

Can you give me back the money? I lent it to you last month.

• Can you give it back to me the money which I lent you last month?

• Can you give me back the money which I lent it to you last month?

• Can you give me back the money who I lent to you last month?

• Can you give me back the money that I lent to you last month?

His brother works at the supermarket. He is a friend of mine. (REMEMBER! Defining clauses only! He has 2 brothers.)

• His brother works at the supermarket who is a friend of mine.

• His brother where works at the supermarket is a friend of mine.

• His brother, who is a friend of mine, works at the supermarket.

• His brother who works at the supermarket is a friend of mine.

The woman works in a bank. She lives next door to me. (Choose 2)

• The woman who lives next door to me works in a bank.

• The woman which lives next door to me work in a bank.

• The woman that lives next door to me works in a bank.

• The woman works in a bank who lives next door to me.

The film was awful! We saw it last week. (Choose 2)

• The film was awful that we saw it last week.

• The film which was awful we saw last week

• The film which we saw last week was awful.

• The film that we saw it last week was awful.

This is the skirt. I bought it in the New Year sales. (Choose 2)

• This is the skirt who I bought in the New Year sales.

• This is the skirt that I bought it in the New Year sales.

• This is the skirt that I bought in the New Year sales.

• This is the skirt which I bought in the New Year sales.

There is the dog! It bit my mother. (Choose 2)

• There is the dog who bit my mother.

• There is the dog which it bit my mother.

• There is the dog that bit my mother.

• There is the dog which bit my mother.

I’m going to wear the dress. I bought it in Paris last year.

• I’m going to wear the dress that I bought in Paris last year.

• The dress I bought in Paris last year that I’m going to wear

• I’m going to wear the dress which I bought in Paris last year.

• I’m going to wear the dress who I bought in Paris last year.

She lives in the house. Her grandfather gave it to her.

• She lives in the house who her grandfather gave to her.

• She lives in the house which her grandfather gave to her.

• She lives in the house that her grandfather gave to her.

• She lives in the house that her grandfather gave it to her.