Defining Relative Clauses (which/that, who whose)

I met a woman. She is a famous author.

I met a woman ​ (a)   is a famous author.

• who
• whose
• that
• which

The car broke down. It belongs to my brother.

The car ​ (a)   belongs to my brother broke down.

• that
• who
• whose

We visited a museum. The museum has ancient artifacts.

We visited a museum (a)   has ancient artifacts.

• who
• whose
• which/that

• The boy is very smart. His father is a scientist.

  • The boy ​ (a)   father is a scientist is very smart.

• whose
• who
• which
• that

She has a cat. The cat loves to play with toys.

• She has a cat ​ (a)   loves to play with toys.

• that
• whose
• who

I read a book. The book was very exciting.

I read a book ​ (a)   was very exciting.

• which/that
• who
• whose

The teacher is very kind. She teaches us history.

The teacher ___ teaches us history is very kind.

They bought a house. The house needs some repairs.

• Combined: They bought a house ___ needs some repairs.

I have a friend. Her brother is a famous singer.

• Combined: I have a friend ___ brother is a famous singer.

1. The cake was delicious. You made the cake.

   • Combined: The cake ​ (a)   you made was delicious.

• that
• who
• whose