Relative Clauses

• The man whom wears a suit is riding a motorbike

• The man who wears a suit is riding a motorbike

• The man who wears a helmet is riding a motorbike

• The man whom doesn't wear a helmet is riding a motorbike

• The girl who wears a red shirt is my daughter

• The girl wears a red shirt is my daughter

• The girl whom wears a red shirt is my daughter

• The girl worn a red shirt is my daughter

I used to live in London. It was a nice city.

• I used to live in London where was a nice city.

• I used to live in London, which it was nice.

• I used to lived in London, that was a nice city.

• I used to live in London, which was a nice city.

• Mr. Johnson gave me a ride, which it was convenient.

• Mr Johnson, who was convenient, gave me a ride

• Mr. Johnson gave me a ride, which was convenient

• Mr. Johnson gave a a ride, was convenient.

We met Ms White ... son is our classmate.

(a)  

• Our first date was on a Sunday, when it is sunny.

• Our first date, it was sunny, was on a Sunday

• Our first date was on a Sunday, which was sunny.

• Our first date, whenwas sunny, was on a Sunday

He showed me the way to the restaurant ... we would have dinner in.

• where

• when

• that

• which

Peter met me in 2015, ... was 5 years ago.

(a)  

Is that the school ... you are studying?

(a)  

• The man is using his phone in the library which is very impolite

• The man is using his phone in the library, he is very impolite

• The man is using his phone in the library, which is very impolite

• The man is using his phone, which is very impolite, in the library