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Samantha is from England. She is my best friend.
Samantha, who is from England, is my best friend.
The house is very cold. It is huge.
The house, which is huge, is very cold.
Her car broke down after five miles. It was very old.
Her car, which was very old, broke down after five miles.
He gave me the letter. It was in a blue envelope.
He gave me the letter, which was in a blue envelope.
Anne has six children. She lives in Scotland.
Anne, who lives in Scotland, has six children.
February lasts 28 days. It is my favorite month.
February, which is my favorite month, lasts 28 days.
Yesterday I met my new teacher. He was very nice.
Yesterday I met my new teacher, who was very nice.
The award was given to Jim. It was a gold medal.
The award, which was a gold medal, was given to Jim.
The shop is very big. It was built in 1883.
The shop, which was built in 1883, is very big.
My grandfather goes swimming every day. He is 87.
My grandfather, who is 87, goes swimming every day.
She was exhausted after the interview. It lasted two hours.
She was exhausted after the interview, which lasted two hours.
My local department store has offered me a job. Two of my friends work there.
My local department store, where two of my friends work, has offered me a job.
My neighbour is going for an interview at Google. Her degree was in computing.
My neighbour, whose degree was in computing, is going for an interview at Google.
Completing the training course means she can teach English abroad. It lasted six months.
Completing the training course, which lasted six months, means she can teach English abroad.
I'll never forget my first job. It was in a toy factory.
I'll never forget my first job, which was in a sausage factory.
My violin teacher helped me get a place at music college. He wanted me to be a professional musician.
My violin teacher, who wanted me to be a professional musician, helped me get a place at music college.
