Relatives Clause

My mother is a lecturer …. always comes on time to the class

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I met the girl …. bicycle was broken in the market

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Devi …. I gave the flowers to is my old friend

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Novarel loves the toys …. his aunt gives to him

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Avengers: Endgame movie ticket …. I should buy is sold out

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I spent my summer holiday in Maldives, ....…. I took a private tour in one of the resorts there

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I have started my new occupation as a freelance translator, …. enables me to work at home.

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She finished the book, …. have sad endings.

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He has been accepted in BCG.

It is a big company in Boston that deals with finance.

What is the correct sentence if the two sentences above are combined?

• He has been accepted in BCG, that is a big company that deals with finance.

• He has been accepted in BCG, whom is a big company that deals with finance.

• He has been accepted in BCG, who is a big company that deals with finance.

• He has been accepted in BCG, which is a big company that deals with finance.

I saw the girl.

The girl smiled at me in the school festival.

What these two sentences would be if they are combined into one sentence?

• I saw the girl whom smiled at me in the school festival

• I saw the girl who smiled at me in the school festival

• I saw the girl which smiled at me in the school festival

• I saw the girl that smiled at me in the school festival