Relative Clauses II

My sister, who lives in Los Angeles, is a designer.

• I have one sister.

• I have more than one sister.

The athletes who tested positive for doping were suspended.

• All the athletes tested positive for doping.

• Some athletes tested positive for doping.

Large flat screen televisions, which are very expensive, have a better image quality.

• All flat screen televisions are very expensive. 

• Only some flat screen televisions are very expensive.

The company president who works in Berlin is moving to London.

• There is only one company president.

• There is more than one company president.

The woman is a doctor. She lives next door. 

• The woman who lives next door is a doctor.

• The woman is a doctor, she who lives next door. 

• The woman lives next door who is a doctor.

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

• I want to find a school near my home.

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

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

CR7 is a very famous footballer. His name is known all over the world.

• CR7 is an extraordinary footballer, who name is known all over the world.

• CR7 is an extraordinary footballer whose name is known all over the world.

• CR7, whose name is known all over the world, is an extraordinary footballer.

I lost my luggage in the airport. I remember the day.

• I remember the day when I lost my luggage in the airport.

• I remember the day I lost my luggage in the airport.

• I remember the day lost my luggage in the airport.

I was at a concert when I met Tim. Tim's job is to organise shows.

• I was at a concert when I met a friend which job is to organise shows.

• I was at a concert when I met a friend whose job is to organise shows.

• I was at a concert when I met a friend who job is to organise shows.