DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Mr. smith is the person. You have to address the letter to Mr Smith.

Mr Smith is the person TO WHOM you have to address the letter / WHO you have to addrress the letter to.

This is the city. I used to live there.

This is the city where I used to live.

We used to live in the suburbs. They were the best part of the town. THE SUBURBS ... ( FORMAL)

The suburbs, IN WHICH we used to live, were the best part of the town.

They live in a house. It has five bedrooms. THE HOUSE ... ( FORMAL)

The house IN WHICH they live has three bedrooms.

She loves books. The books have happy endings.

She loves books which have happy endings.

Sandy is moving into a new flat. I was talking about her yesterday. SANDY ...

Sandy, ABOUT WHOM I was talking yesterday, is moving into a new flat.

That is the man. His son works as a doctor.

That is the man whose son works as a doctor.

Homeless people started a newspaper.It was called " The Big Issue".

Homeless people started a newspaper which/ that was called " The Big Issue"

This is the shop. I bought the T-shirt there.

This is the shop where I bought the T-shirt.

The child is playing in the garden. We often see him.

The child who / that / whom we often see is playing in the garden.

This is the girl. I saw her last night.

This is the girl I saw last night.

I met a girl. Her father is a vet.

I met a girl whose father is a vet.

I lost the money. I borrowed it from my mum.

I lost the money which / that I borrowed from my mum.