Mia isn't coming shopping with us. Lara is.
It's Lara who's coming with us, not Mia.
I haven't got a credit card. I've got a debit card.
It's a debit card which/ that I've got, not a credit card.
The first supermarket opened in 1916. It wasn't 1920.
It was in 1916 when/ that the first supermarket opened, not 1920.
Her mum doesn't work in a store. her aunt does.
It's her aunt who/that works in a store, not her mum.
Many people don't want quality. They want low prices.
It's low prices which/ that many people want, not quality.
The sales start on Friday. They don't start today.
It's on Friday when/ that the sales start, not today.
I blame teenagers for the litter. I don't blame the restaurants.
It's teenagers who/ that I blame for the litter, not the restaurants.
