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This guitar is someone’s. I don’t know who. (I don't know ...)

I don’t know whose this guitar is. / guitar this is.

Glastonbury is a festival. We met for the first time there. (Glastonbury...)

Glastonbury is the festival where we met for the first time.

This is that song. I was telling you about it yesterday! (This is that...)

This is that song (which/that) I was telling you about yesterday!

We bought the tickets. They didn’t include camping. (The tickets ...)

The tickets (which/that) we bought didn’t include camping.

These are friends of mine. I’ve known them since school. (These are ...)

These are friends of mine (who/that) I’ve known since school.

We met the organisers. They agreed to make the festival more sustainable. (We met...)

We met the organisers, who agreed to make the festival more sustainable.

That’s a separate stage. You need a different ticket for it. (That's a ...)

That’s a separate stage (which/that) you need a different ticket for.

I danced a lot to the first act. It was my favourite. (I danced...)

I danced a lot to the first act, which was my favourite.

It poured with rain. The rain meant we got soaked. (It poured with ...)

It poured with rain, which meant we got soaked.

This is the wristband. I use it to get into the venue. (This is the ...)

This is the wristband (which/that) I use to get into the venue.

This is the machine. You scan your ticket on it. (This is the machine ...)

This is the machine (which/that) you scan your ticket on.

She’s a musician. I’ve seen her a few times now. (She's a ...)

She’s a musician (who/that) I’ve seen a few times now.

I went to the festival. It was excellent. (The festival ...)

The festival (which/that) I went to was excellent.

I didn’t like the lights. They were too bright for me. (I didn't like ...)

I didn’t like the lights, which were too bright for me.

We always go to the front. You get the best view there. (We always go ...)

We always go to the front, where you get the best view.

I saw my friends at the food tent. We always meet there. (I saw ...)

I saw my friends at the food tent (,) where we always meet.

They asked everyone to dance. I thought the best part was that. (I thought ...)

I thought the best part was when they asked everyone to dance.

They have coffee cups. The coffee cups can’t be recycled. (They have...)

They have coffee cups which/that can’t be recycled.

The song is their latest hit. It had the crowd on their feet. (The song ...)

The song which/that had the crowd on their feet is their latest hit./The song which/that is their latest hit had the crowd on their feet.

The festival was held at a beach. The beach was beautiful! (The beach ...)

The beach where the festival was held was beautiful!

They are a band. Their songs come from the heart. (They are a ...)

They are a band whose songs come from the heart.

There are coloured fountains. People can dance in them. (There are...)

There are coloured fountains (which/that) people can dance in.

These keys are someone’s. I don’t know who. (I don't know ...)

I don’t know whose these keys are. / keys these are.

We’ve had a fabulous time. This means we’re coming back next year!

We’ve had a fabulous time, which means we’re coming back next year!

Do you remember that trip? Our tent collapsed! (Do you ...)

Do you remember that trip when our tent collapsed?

The food truck has the best chips! It’s over there. (The food truck ...)

The food truck (,) which has the best chips (,) is over there.

I slept in a tent. The tent was comfortable. (The tent...)

The tent (which/that) I slept in was comfortable.