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That’s the woman _____ son is an artist.
That’s the woman WHOSE son is an artist.
Have you seen the button _____ I left on the table?
Have you seen the button WHICH I left on the table?
Can you remember the name of the shop _____ we saw those beautiful silk ties?
Can you remember the name of the shop WHERE we saw those beautiful silk ties?
Summer is the time _____ everybody likes to relax by the sea.
Summer is the time WHEN everybody likes to relax by the sea.
The teacher is talking to the boy _____ lost his watch.
The teacher is talking to the boy THAT lost his watch.
Where is the girl _____ glasses are broken?
Where is the girl WHOSE glasses are broken?
This tie, ____ is silk cost $40.
This tie, WHICH is silk cost $40.
Yesterday I met my friend Tessa, _____ makes her own clothes.
Yesterday I met my friend Tessa, WHO makes her own clothes.
Last Saturday we saw our teacher, _____ was buying a suit at the department store.
Last Saturday we saw our teacher, WHO was buying a suit at the department store.
John's jacket, _____ is red, has got silver buttons.
John's jacket, WHICH is red, has got silver buttons.
I've bought a new raincoat, _____ is black with yellow spots.
I've bought a new raincoat, WHICH is black with yellow spots.
My cousin, _____ lives by the sea, swims every day.
My cousin, WHO lives by the sea, swims every day.
Do you have a dress _____ I can borrow for the party?
Do you have a dress WHICH I can borrow for the party?
I think that`s the boy _____ parents we met on holiday.
I think that`s the boy WHOSE parents we met on holiday.
Can you remember _____ we saw the black leather jacket?
Can you remember WHERE we saw the black leather jacket?
Summer is the time ____ I travel a lot.
Summer is the time WHEN I travel a lot.
