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

I really like the car WHICH/THAT I bought last year.

That's the writer. His books are famous.

That's the writer WHOSE books are famous.

My living room has many paintings. The paintings are beautiful.

My living room has many paintins WHICH/THAT are beautiful.

I haven't read any of the books. I got them for Christmas.

I haven't read any of the books WHICH/THAT I got for Christmas.

That's the neighbour. He helped me when I moved in.

That's the neighbour WHO helped me when I moved in.

That's the house. I live there.

That's the house WHERE I live.

That's the shop. I bought my TV there.

That's the shop WHERE I bought my TV.

The octopus is the only animal. It has three hearts.

The octopus is the only animal WHICH/THAT has three hearts.

That's the laptop. It is broken.

That's the laptop WHICH is broken.

That is the dog. The dog attacked me last night.

That is the dog WHICH/THAT attacked me last night.

My sister works at an office. The office is very small.

My sister works at an office WHICH/THAT is very small.

That is the place. I grew up there.

That is the place WHERE I grew up.

That is the woman. Her daughter lives in New York.

That is the woman WHOSE daughter lives in New York.

Sue wasn't at the bar. She always goes there.

Sue wasn't at the bar WHERE she always goes.

My brother broke the computer. The computer belonged to my father.

My brother broke the computer WHICH/THAT belonged to my father.

I have a friend. Her uncle is a celebrity.

I have a friend WHOSE uncle is a celebrity.

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

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