Defining and Non-defining relative clauses | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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She's the girl. Her brother plays in the soccer team.

She's the girl whose brother plays in the soccer team.

Have you met the girl? She's going out with Ted.

Have you met the girl who's going out with Ted?

This is the film. I've been waiting to see it.

This is the film (which/that) I've been waiting to see for ages.

My holiday in Ibiza was wonderful. (I first met Jenny then.)

My holiday in Ibiza, when I first met Jenny, was wonderful.

The new band is very good. (It was formed last year.)

The new band, which was formed last year, is very good.

These are the sneakers. I bought them yesterday.

These are the sneakers (that/which) I bought yesterday.

The book is about a murder on the Nile. (It was written by Agatha Christie.)

The book, which is about a murder on the Nile, was written by Agatha Christie.

That was the day. They got married then.

That was the day when they got married.

The diamond necklace has been found by the police. (It was stolen last week.)

The diamond necklace which was stolen last week has been found by the police.

My friend Isabel wants to do media studies. (Her father is a TV presenter.)

My friend Isabel, whose father is a TV presenter, wants to do media studeies.

Steven Spielberg lives in Hollywood. (He is a famous film director.)

Steven Spielberg, who is a famous film director, lives in Hollywood.

That's the café. I meet my friends there.

That's the café where I meet my friends.

Ivan is very good-looking. (He's Helen's brother.)

Ivan, who is Helen's brother, is very good looking.

The new club plays great music. (Jaime works there.)

The new club where Jaime works plays great music.

That's the school. I used to go to it.

That's the school that I used to go to.