Relative clauses (Who)

The teacher who reads many books is smarter than her friend. / The teacher who is smarter than her friend reads many books.

The girl who lives in Greece is studying English at the moment. / The girl who is studying English at the moment lives in Greece

The boys who play the drums at night are noisier than my family. / The boys who are noisier than my family play the drums at night.

The doctor who works at night is very tired. / The doctor who is very tired works at night.

The boy who wears glasses is very careful with his homework. / The boy who is very careful with his homework wears glasses.

The students who study for the test always pass. / The students who always pass study for the test.

My brother who is taller than me lives in Australia / My brother who lives in Australia is taller than me.

The football player who runs very fast scores many goals / The football player who scores many goals runs very fast.

The man who is wearing a blue sweater is in the garden. / The man who is in the garden is wearing a blue sweater.

My friend who doesn't have a brother often comes to play with me. / My friend who often comes to play with me doesn't have a brother.