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He has a friend. His father is a famous actor.
He has a friend whose father is a famous actor.
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I watched a movie. The movie was about time travel.
I watched a movie that / which was about time travel.
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That’s the woman ___ dog barks every morning.
whose
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The girl is very smart. She lives next door.
The girl who lives next door is very smart.
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We __________ (finish) five projects this week.
have finished
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The book who I borrowed was boring.
who -> that / which
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I have been completed all the tasks on the list.
❌ have been completed → ✅ have completed
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I saw the dog whom chased the cat.
whom -> that / which
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I __________ (not see) that movie yet. Is it good?
haven’t seen
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He looks tired. He __________ (study) for his final exams all night.
has been studying
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The boy which won the race is my cousin.
which -> who
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That is the woman who car was stolen.
who -> whose
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They built a robot. It can solve a Rubik's cube in 2 seconds.
They built a robot that / which can solve a Rubik’s cube in 2 seconds.
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The man ___ you spoke to is my uncle.
who
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I met a student ___ English is excellent.
whose
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The scientist ___ discovered the vaccine won a Nobel Prize.
who
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I __________ (read) this book all afternoon, and I still have 50 pages left.
have been reading
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Have you been ever tried surfing?
❌ Have you been ever tried → ✅ Have you ever tried
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The house, that has a red roof, is mine.
that -> which
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The singer ___ I saw last night gave an amazing performance.
who
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She bought a dress ___ was on sale.
which / that
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She has been knowing him for a long time.
❌ has been knowing → ✅ has known
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The teacher ___ class we enjoy most is leaving.
whose
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The painting ___ hangs in the museum is worth millions.
which / that
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That’s the teacher. I told you about her.
That’s the teacher whom / who I told you about.
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