Relative Clauses (KC1 Revision)

President Andrew Johnson was extremely unpopular. He followed Lincoln.

• President Andrew Johnson, which was extremely unpopular, followed Lincoln.

• President Andrew Johnson, who was extremely unpopular, he followed Lincoln.

• President Andrew Johnson, who was extremely unpopular, followed Lincoln.

The US President was Andrew Johnson. He followed Abraham Lincoln.

• The US President was Andrew Johnson, who followed Abraham Lincoln.

• The US President who followed Abraham Linkcoln, was Andrew Johnson.

• The US President who followed Abraham Linkcoln was Andrew Johnson.

• The US President, who followed Abraham Linkcoln, was Andrew Johnson.

I want to find a school. The school must be near my home.

• I want to find a school that is near my home.

• I want to find a school which is near my home.

• I want to find a school where is near my home. 

• I want to find a school, which is near my home.

The flowers are all dead. Lucy bought them yesterday.

• The flowers, that Lucy bought yesterday, are all dead.

• The flowers, which Lucy bought yesterday, are all dead.

• The flowers which Lucy bought yesterday are all dead.

• The flowers Lucy bought yesterday are all dead.

The roses in the living room are all dead. Lucy bought them only yesterday.

• The roses in the living room, which Lucy bought only yesterday, are all dead.

• The roses in the living room which Lucy bought only yesterday are all dead.

• The roses in the living room, that Lucy bought only yesterday, are all dead.

The book got the prize for best first novel. It was written by my landlady. 

• The book, which got the prize for best first novel, was written by my landlady.

• The book which got the prize for best first novel was written by my landlady.

• The book that got the prize for best first novel was written by my landlady.

• The book, it got the prize for best first novel, was written by my landlady.

Stella has married a man. The man is generous and friendly.

• Stella has married a man he is generous and friendly.

• Stella married a man, which is generous and friendly.

• Stella married a man who is generous and friendly.

• Stella married a man that is generous and friendly.

I'd love to meet people. They are fun to be with.

• I'd love to meet people who are fun to be with.

• I'd love to meet people with whom are fun to be.

• I'd love to meet people, who are fun to be with.

• I'd love to meet people, that are fun to be with.

Dr Harrison saw my mother. He said she was very fit.

• Dr Harrison, who saw my mother, said she was very fit.

• Dr Harrison that saw my mother said she was very fit.

• Dr Harrison, which saw my mother, said she was very fit.

It is tough moving to a place. In this place, I don't know anyone. 

• It is tough moving to a place in where you don't know anyone.

• It is tough moving to a place where you don't know anyone. 

• It is tough moving to a place which you don't know anyone. 

• It is tough moving to a place in which you don't know anyone.