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This is a bag. I keep my laptop in it.
This is the bag where I keep my laptop.
This man lives on a boat. He walks past our house every day.
The man who walks past our house every day lives on a boat.
This woman is an amazing artist. I’ve borrowed her car.
The woman whose car I’ve borrowed is an amazing artist.
We saw the teacher last week. She doesn’t work at our school any more.
The teacher we saw last week doesn’t work at our school any more.
She’s a student. She appeared on TV last night.
She's the student who appeared on TV last night.
This is a clothes shop. I bought my suit here.
This is the clothes shop where I bought my suit.
We’re going to visit a castle tomorrow. It was the home of King Henry VIII.
The castle we’re going to visit tomorrow was the home of King Henry VIII.
I met an actor yesterday. He is very famous.
The actor I met yesterday is very famous.
That's the boy. / His father owns the shop on the corner.
That's the boy whose father owns the shop on the corner.
She’s the girl. / I borrowed money from her.
She's the girl who I borrowed money from.
That's the dog. / It barked all night.
That's the dog which barked all night.
That's the hotel. / We stayed there last summer.
That's the hotel where we stayed last summer.
He's the man. / I saw him on TV last night.
He's the man who I saw on TV last night.
That’s the song. / I listened to it at Emma’s house.
That's the song which I listened to at Emma's house.
A hostel is a place. / You can stay there quite cheaply.
A hostel is a place where you can stay quite cheaply.
That’s the man. / His job is to look after the garden.
That's the man whose job is to look after the garden.
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