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Pass me the dictionary.I put it on the shelf.
Pass me the dictionary (which/that) I put it on the shelf.
Will you help me to do exercises? I don't understand the exercises.
Will you help me to do exercises (which/that) I don't understand?
We won't forget the day.We went to Justin Beaber's concert that day.
We won't forget the day (when) we went to Justin Beaber's concert .
They sent me a postcard of the hotel.They stayed there on holiday.
They sent me a postcard of the hotel where they stayed on holiday.
Is this the man?This man accused you stealing his wallet.
Is this the man who/that accused you stealing his wallet?
Can you show me the room? Meetings are held in that room.
Can you show me the room where meetings are held in?
I don't know the man.Sue is dancing with him.
I don't know the man (who/that) Sue is dancing with.
You have to correct the mistakes.You've made mistakes in the letter.
You have to correct the mistakes (which/that) you've made in the letter.
I was sitting on a chair.It suddenly collapsed.
I was sitting on a chair which/that suddenly collapsed.
That's the boy.His sister is in my class.
That's the boy whose sister is in my class.
I'll never forget the day .My first son was born then.
I'll never forget the day (when) my first son was born.
Is there a time?We can meet then.
Is there a time (when) we can meet?
The hotel was very expensive.They were staying at it.
The hotel (which/that) they were staying at was very expensive.
The hotel was very expensive.They were staying them.
The hotel where they were staying was very expensive..
The bed was too soft.I slept in it.
The bed (that/which) I slept in was too soft./The bed where I slept in was too soft
