i08_u10.3_relative clauses

​ Barefoot running is a type of running ​ (a)   people do without shoes.

• that
• who

In the sentence:

"Barefoot running is a type of running people do without shoes",

the relative pronoun is omitted.

• Yes, "THAT" was omitted

• No, there is no relative pronoun.

• Yes, WHO was omitted.

There are some people ​ (a)   can't stand listening to hard rock.

• that
• nothing
• which

I have a friend ​ (a)   speaks French, English, and Spanish.

• that
• that he
• nothing

This is the brand of shoes ​ (a)   I talked to you about. These are the shoes ​ (b)   ​ make my feet happy.

• that / ⊘
• that
• who
• ⊘

That's the neighbor. He helped me when I moved in.

• That's the neighbor who helped me when I moved in.

• That's the neighbor which helped me when I moved in.

• That's the neighbor that helped me when I moved in.

• That's the neighbor helped me when I moved in.

What's the name of the film ​ (a)   ​ ?

• ⊘ you watched yesterday
• who you watched yesterday
• that you watched it yesterday