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Christmas is a day. People are usually happy.

Christmas is a day when people are usually happy.

Decorating is a difficult job. I hate it.

Decorating is a difficult job which/that I hate. // I hate decorating, which is a difficult job.

Ingrid went to see the doctor yesterday. He is a friend of hers.

Ingrid went to see the doctor, who is a friend of hers, yesterday.

My friend invited many people. His house is huge.

My friend, whose house is huge, invited many people.

Mrs Flowers has paintings in her house. They are worth over $10,000.

Mrs Flowers has paintings in her house that are worth over $10,000. Mrs Flowers has paintings which/that are worth over 10,000 in her house.

The exercise was very complicated. Nobody could do it.

The exercise which nobody could do was very complicated.

The restaurant is the best in town. We usually eat there.

The restaurant where we usually eat is the best in town.

The woman called yesterday. She wants to buy the house.

The woman who called yesterday wants to buy the house. // The woman who wants to buy the house called yesterday.

That's the producer. His films are always a great success.

That's the producer whose films are always a great success.

I really like the car. I bought it last year.

I really like the car (that, which) I bought last year.

The bag is heavy. It contains a lot of presents.

The bag, which contains a lot of presents, is heavy.

Where are the shoes? I bought them yesterday.

Where are the shoes (that, which) I bought yesterday.

The pupils missed the test. They came late.

The pupils who came late missed the test.

I'll never forget the day. I got my first bike on that day.

I'll never forget the day (when) I got my first bike.

I can't remember the name of the street. I lost my passport there.

I can't remember the name of the street where I lost my passport.

I won the tournament. That made me very happy!

I won the tournament, which made me very happy!

This is the man. His dog bit me.

This is the man whose dog bit me.

The book is very interesting. I borrowed it from the library.

The book (that, which) I borrowed from the library is very interesting.