ENGLISH SQUAD | B1: relative clauses II

Choose the sentence where you can omit the relative pronoun.

• I have a friend that has a Macbook.

• He bought the laptop that he had been saving money for.

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• We visited the restaurant which Mark had highly recommended us.

• We visited the restaurant which is next to work.

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• She adopted the kitten that was found on the street.

• She adopted the kitten that she found on the street.

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• We rented an apartment that was located near the city center.

• Andrew bought the apartment that he visited on the weekend.

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• My parents stayed at one of the hotels that I told them about.

• They stayed at a hotel that had a beautiful view of the ocean.

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• I read a book which changed my life.

• I read a book which I borrowed from my friend.

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• • I met a man who works at the local bakery.

• He is the man who I met at the bakery.

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• • I have a neighbor who I always help with her garden.

• • We have a neighbor who always helps us with our garden.

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• • We hired a tutor who specializes in mathematics.

• We hired a tutor who I heard is specialized in mathematics.

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• • She is friends with a musician who I heard on the radio.

• • She has a friend who is a famous artist.