Relative clauses (subject and object)

The accountant was arrested. The accountant works for my father’s company.

• The accountant was arrested who the accountant works for my father’s company.

• The accountant was arrested who works for my father’s company.

• The accountant who works for my father’s company was arrested.

John made a copy of the photo. I took the photo.

• John made a copy of the photo that I took the photo.

• John made a copy of the photo( that ) I took .

• John made a copy of the photo that I took it.

I wrote to the friend. You met her last week.

• I wrote to the friend that You met the friend last week.

• I wrote to the friend (whom)you met last week.

• I wrote to the friend whom You met her last week.

The mobile phone can’t be fixed. It is broken.

• The mobile phone which /that is broken can't be fixed.

• The mobile phone can’t be fixed who is broken.

• The mobile phone can’t be fixed which it is broken.

I went to the restaurant. I read about it in the newspaper.

• I went to the restaurant who I read about the restaurant in the newspaper.

• I went to the restaurant which /that I read about it in the newspaper.

• I went to the restaurant (that/which) I read about in the newspaper.

The nurse is in the office. She treated my grandmother.

• The nurse who treated my grandmother is in the office.

• The nurse is in the office who she treated my grandmother

• The nurse is in the office who treated my grandmother