Defining Relative Clauses | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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We dived into a taxi. The police arrived at the scene of the shooting at the same time.

We dived into a taxi WHEN the police arrived at the scene of the shooting.

The plane was taking off. I looked towards the captain's door at the front and saw the black hat of the woman. She had shot at us near the church.

The plane was taking off WHEN I looked towards the captain's door at the front and saw the black hat of the woman WHO had shot at us near the church.

The taxi driver was unremarkable. He was a small man with short, curly, brown hair and glasses.

The taxi driver WHO was a small man with short, curly, brown hair and glasses, was unremarkable.

The man was sitting on a bench near the church. I had met him yesterday.

The man WHO I had met yesterday was sitting on a bench near the church.

We stopped at the check-in desks. We threw our bags at the check-in assistant and grabbed our tickets.

We stopped at the check-in desks WHERE we threw our bags at the check-in assistant and grabbed our tickets..

The woman fired her gun and we hid behind the bench. She was wearing a black hat and a long, brown coat.

The woman WHO was wearing a black hat and long brown coat, fired her gun at us so we hid behind the bench.

It was seven o'clock. I was meeting the man on the bench next to the church.

It was seven o'clock WHEN I was meeting the man on the bench next to the church.

The woman ran away. She realised she had missed her targets.

The woman ran away WHEN she realised she had missed her targets. OR The woman WHO realised she had missed her targets, ran away.

The woman obviously knew we were spies. She had a gun.

The woman WHO had a gun obviously knew we were spies.

I had just collected a secret package to give to my contact. It was the morning.

It was the morning WHEN I had just collected a secret package to give to my contact.

This is a church. It's the place that we got married in.

This is the church WHERE we got married.