DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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SHE WORKED FOR A MAN. THE MAN USED TO BE AN ATHLETE.

She worked for a man who/that used to be an athlete.

(SPOILER) THE PROFESSOR DIDN'T SEE TOKIO DEAD. RIO WAS WITH HER.

The Professor wasn't who saw Tokio dead but it was Rio / Rio was who saw Tokio dead, not the professor.

FIRST DATES IS A PROGRAMME. YOU CAN FIND LOVE THERE.

First Dates is the programme where you can find love.

I WENT TO A RESTAURANT. I READ ABOUT IT IN THE NEWSPAPER.

I went to the restaurant which/that I read about in the newspaper.

SHE BOUGHT A CAR. HER SISTER LIKED IT.

She bought the car which/that her sister liked.

THE MOBILE PHONE IS BROKEN. IT CAN'T BE FIXED.

The mobile phone which/that is broken can't be fixed.

MARTHA WAS TO THE CINEMA YESTERDAY. I SAW HER THERE.

It was in the cinema where I saw Martha / It was yesterday when I saw Martha in the cinema.

WE BROKE THE COMPUTER. IT BELONGED TO MY FATHER.

We broke the computer which/that belonged to my father.

THEY TOOK ME TO THE VOLCANO. I FOUND THIS ROCK THERE.

They took me to the volcano where I found this rock.

THE CUSTOMER LIKED THE WAITRESS. SHE WAS VERY FRIENDLY.

The customer liked the waitress who/ that was very friendly.