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RELATIVE CLAUSES (SUBJECT AND OBJECT)

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  • They found the money. I dropped the money.
    They found the money (which / that) I dropped.
  • The Queen fired the chef. We had met the chef.
    The Queen fired the chef (who / that) we had met.
  • The police arrested the man. I saw the man steal a handbag.
    The police arrested the man (who / that) I saw steal a handbag.
  • Have you met the girl? She's going out with Ted.
    Have you met the girl that/who's going out with Ted.
  • This is the film. I’ve been waiting to see it for ages.
    This is the film (which/that) I’ve been waiting to see for ages.
  • broke the plate. The plate was a wedding present.
    I broke the plate which / that was a wedding present.
  • The girl is on TV tonight. I met the girl yesterday.
    The girl (who / that) I met yesterday is on TV tonight.
  • The CD is in my bag. The CD has Spanish music.
    The CD which / that has Spanish music is in my bag.
  • My nephew broke the plate. I received the plate as a present.
    My nephew broke the plate (which / that) I received as a present.
  • That's the girl. She always sits next to me.
    That's the girl who always sits next to me.
  • Do you know the girl? I danced with her.
    Do you know the girl (who/that) I danced with?
  • Do you know the girl I danced with?
    Do you know the girl (who/that) I danced with?
  • The book which / that is about Japanese culture is very interesting.
    The book is very interesting. The book is about Japanese culture
  • This is the man. He lives in Scotland
    This is the man who/that lives in Scotland
  • There's the girl. I was telling you about her.
    There's the girl (that/who) I was telling you about.
  • The TV programme was very funny. Lucy recommended the TV programme.
    The TV programme (which / that) Lucy recommended was very funny.
  • The bag was stolen. I bought the bag yesterday.
    The bag (which / that) I bought yesterday was stolen.
  • He likes films. The films come from Asia.
    He likes films which / that come from Asia.
  • She wrote to her friend. Her friend lives in Vietnam.
    She wrote to her friend who / that lives in Vietnam.
  • We called the secretary. I went to school with the secretary.
    We called the secretary (who / that) I went to school with.
  • The apples are bad. We bought the apple in the supermarket.
    The apples (that/which) we bought in the shop are bad.
  • Jill ate the sandwich. The sandwich had tomato and cheese inside.
    Jill ate the sandwich which / that had tomato and cheese inside.
  • His friend lives in Scotland. His friend is a lawyer.
    His friend who / that is a lawyer lives in Scotland.
  • The chocolate was very old. We bought the chocolate last week.
    The chocolate (which / that) we bought last week was very old.
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