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They are the people....... want to buy our house.
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where
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Here are some cells .... have been affected.
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Angelina Jolie is playing a woman .... son was killed in the 1st World War.
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that
who
Can we omit the relative pronoun in the clause "Children who hate chocolate are uncommon."
no
An elephant is an animal .... lives in hot countries.
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that
Let's go to a country ..... the sun shines.
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We can use "that" instead of
who and which
who and whose
which and whose
which and where
The dish that I ordered was delicious. Can we omit "that" in this clause?
Yes
Can we omit "where" in the following sentence? "That's the restaurant where I ate the best pizza."
No
"The man that came with her, has already left." We can change THAT for ...
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That's the shop ..... has the most amazing clothes.
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We bought a house .... is 200 years old.
who / that
when
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which / that
I met a girl ...... sister is a pilot.
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that
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which
I know the boy ..... bike was stolen.
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that
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who
Can you name the man .... was America's first president?
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Can you name the county ... was the birthplace of Mozart?
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