DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES

They called a lawyer (the lawyer lived nearby)

• They called a lawyer that lived nearby

• They called a lawyer who lived nearby.

• They called a lawyer lived nearby

• They called a lawyer which lived nearby

I sent an email to my brother (my brother lives in Australia).

• I sent an email to my brother that lives in Australia

• I sent an email to my brother where lives in Australia

• I sent an email to my brother lives in Australia

• I sent an email to my brother who lives in Australia.

She bought a car (her sister liked the car).

• She bought a car whose her sister liked

• She bought a car which / that her sister liked

• She bought a car her sister liked.

The customer liked the waitress (the waitress was very friendly).

• The customer liked the waitress that was very friendly

• The customer liked the waitress who was very friendly.

• The customer liked the waitress whose was very friendly

• The customer liked the waitress was very friendly

We broke the computer (the computer belonged to my father).

• We broke the computer belonged to my father

• We broke the computer which belonged to my father

• We broke the computer that belonged to my father.

• We broke the computer who belonged to my father

She loves books (the books have happy endings).

• She loves books that have happy endings.

• She loves books which have happy endings

• She loves books have happy endings

• She loves books who have happy endings

They live in a city (the city is in the north of England).

• They live in a city where is in the north of England.

• They live in a city which is in the north of England

• They live in a city whose is in the north of England

• They live in a city that is in the north of England.

The girl works in a bank (the girl is from India).

• The girl who is from India works in a bank.

• The girl that is from India works in a bank

• The girl which is from India works in a bank

• The girl is from India works in a bank

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

• I wrote to the friend you met last week.

• I wrote to the friend that you met last week

• I wrote to the friend whose you met last week

• I wrote to the friend who you met last week

The waiter was rude (the waiter was wearing a blue shirt).

• The waiter which was wearing a blue shirt was rude

• The waiter who was wearing a blue shirt was rude.

• The waiter that was wearing a blue shirt was rude

• The waiter was wearing a blue shirt was rude