Use relative clause (who/which/that) correctly to complete the sentence correctly:

Pablo is the new employee (a)   was hired last week

Use relative clause (who/which/that) correctly to complete the sentence correctly:

Juan enjoys the movies (a)   starred Leonardo Di Caprio

Use relative clause (who/which/that) correctly to complete the sentence correctly:

Harry Potter, (a)   is a book series, also has a few movies.

Use relative clause (who/which/that) correctly to complete the sentence correctly:

The people (a)   want to get a refund must wait for several months.

Use relative clause (who/which/that) correctly to complete the sentence correctly:

Nicole bought the dress (a)   she liked.

Use relative clause (who/which/that) correctly to complete the sentence correctly:

The rider (a)   was thrown from the horse will not get back in the saddle.

Use relative clause (who/which/that) correctly to complete the sentence correctly:

The kitty (a)   is orange is called Fluffy

Use relative clause (who/which/that) correctly to complete the sentence correctly:

Karen is the person (a)   won the lottery.

Use relative clause (who/which/that) correctly to complete the sentence correctly:

The last Godzilla movie, (a)   was filmed in Japan, was so good!