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She worked for a man. The man used to be an athlete.
She worked for a man who/that used to be an athlete.
They called a lawyer. The lawyer lived nearby.
They called a lawyer (who/that) lived nearby.
I sent an email to my brother. My brother lives in Australia
I sent an email to my brother (who/that) lives in Australia
The customer liked the waitress. The waitress was very friendly.
The customer liked the waitress (who/that) was very friendly.
We broke the computer. The computer belonged to my father.
We broke the computer (which/that) belonged to my father.
I dropped a glass. The glass was new.
I dropped a glass (which/that) was new.
She loves books. The books have happy endings.
She loves books (which/that) have happy endings.
They live in a city. The city is in the north of England.
They live in a city (which/that) is in the north of England.
John made a copy of the photo. I took the photo.
John made a copy of the photo (which/that) I took.
I met a girl. The girl was a doctor.
I met a girl (who /that) was a doctor.
I went to the new restaurant. I read about the new restaurant in the newspaper.
I went to the new restaurant (which) I read about in the newspaper.
I went to the restaurant. I proposed to my fiancee there.
I went to the restaurant (where) I proposed to my fiancee.
This is the city. I used to live there.
This is the city (where) I used to live.
This is the shop. I bought a T-shirt there.
This is the shop (where) I bought a T-shirt.
I was at a restaurant. You can order shrimp there.
I was at a restaurant (where) you can order shrimps.
That is a girl. I saw her last night
That is the girl (that/who) I saw last night.
