Defining Relative Clauses | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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I met a woman. She was a doctor.

I met a woman who/that was a doctor.

They called a lawyer. The lawyer lived nearby.

They called a lawyer who/that lived nearby.

I went to a restaurant. I read about the restaurant in the newspaper.

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

The doctor was sick. I wanted to see the doctor.

The doctor who/that I wanted to see was sick.

I dropped a glass. The glass was new.

I dropped a glass which/that was new.

A waiter was rude. The waiter was wearing a blue shirt.

The waiter who/that was wearing a blue shirt was rude.

Where is the pencil? I gave you the pencil yesterday.

Where is the pencil (which/that) I gave you yesterday?

This is a girl. I saw the girl last night.

This is the girl (that/who) I saw last night.

I lost the money. I borrowed the money from my mom.

I lost the money (that/which) I borrowed from my mom.

John made a copy of the photo. I took the photo.

John made a copy of the photo (which/that) I took.

The customer liked a waitress. The waitress was very friendly.

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

Did you find the money? You lost the money,

Did you find the money (which/that) you lost?

I sent an email to my brother. My brother lives in Australia.

I sent an email to my brother who/that lives in Australia.

The mobile phone is broken. It can’t be fixed.

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

This is a shop. I bought a T-shirt there.

This is the shop where I bought a T-shirt.

This is a city. I used to live there.

This is the city where I used to live.

She loves books. The books have happy endings.

She loves books which/that have happy endings.

The man was late. Julie invited the man.

The man (who/that) Julie invited was late.