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Did you give John back the money ... you borrowed from him?

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Bob is looking at the photographs ... he took yesterday.

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Is that the couple ... house was destroyed by fire?

(a)  

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Is that the man ... reads news on TV?

(a)  

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Have you used the gloves ... I bought you yet?

(a)  

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I'm writing a letter to my aunt ... lives in Australia.

(a)  

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Sheila is the girl ... mother works in the flower shop.

(a)  

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This is the house ... I was born.

(a)  

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You lost my favourite jacket. That's the reason ... I'm angry with you.

(a)  

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Do you remember the weekend ... we went capming to the woods?

(a)  

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Is this the shop ... you bought your new dress?

(a)  

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The reason ... he is happy is that he's just got a new job.

(a)  

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I remember the time ... I fell and broke my arm.

(a)  

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Where's the bread ... I bought this morning?

(a)  

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That's the woman ... best friend is a film start.

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The boy ... you punched (ударил) is the principal's son.

(a)  

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Isn't it crazy to marry a person ... you didn't know for long?

(a)  

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It's so funny that the man ... he asked for an autograph wasn't actually Johnny Depp.

(a)  

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Paul is holding the prize ... he won in a competition.

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