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The person which lives next door is very friendly.

The person who/that lives next door is very friendly.

I like houses which they have big kitchens.

I like houses which/that have big kitchens.

The sofa what is in the living room is very old.

The sofa which/that is in the living room is very old.

I need a flat which is has a balcony.

I need a flat which has a balcony.

The city where I live it is very noisy.

The city where I live is very noisy.

I live in a house where is very big and comfortable.

I live in a house which/that is very big and comfortable.

This is the room where I do my homework in it.

This is the room where I do my homework.

I don’t like places where are too many cars.

I don’t like places where there are too many cars.

This is the house where I was born in.

This is the house where I was born.

I have a neighbour which he plays loud music every night.

I have a neighbour who/that plays loud music every night.