Relative Pronouns (who/which/that/whose) | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

I saw a film last night. It was excellent.

I saw a film last night which/that was excellent.

I spoke to John. His sister is organizing the party.

I spoke to John whose sister is organizing the party.

That's the restaurant. It serves Italian food.

That's the restaurant which/that serves Italian food.

Bill is the person. His house is next to mine.

Bill is the person whose house is next to mine.

Beethoven was a composer. He wrote music although he was deaf.

Beethoven was a composer who wrote music although he was deaf.

This is the stadium. It is the home of the local team.

This is the stadium which/that is the home of the local team.

I have a classmate. Her brother works in a nature reserve.

I have a classmate whose brother works in a nature reserve.

That's the book. It has information on endangered animals.

That's the book which/that has information on endangered animals.

Lisa is the student. She started the environmental club.

Lisa is the student who started the environmental club.

Last night, I met a person. Her mother is a well-known scientist.

Last night, I met a person whose mother is a well-known scientist.

I saw a soldier. He had lost an arm.

I saw a soldier who had lost an arm.

The parcel reached me this morning. My brother sent it.

The parcel which/that my brother sent reached me this morning.

Bring me the file. The file is on the table.

Bring me the file which/that is on the table.

The boy solved the puzzle. He was praised by the teacher.

The boy who solved the puzzle was praised by the teacher.

That's the window. It was broken last week.

That's the window which/that was broken last week.

I want to buy that handbag. It has grey buttons.

I want to buy that handbag which/that has grey buttons.

I've never met that woman. My cousin is talking to her.

I've never met that woman who my cousin is talking to.