Grammar / A2 Grammar lessons and exercises /Defining relative clauses: Who, which, that, where
Combine the two sentences into one using a defining relative clause with who, which, that, or where. Write only the relative clause part in the blank (including the pronoun and verb).
That's the neighbour. He helped me when I moved in. ⇒ That's the neighbour .
What's the name of the film? You watched this film yesterday. ⇒ What's the name of the film ?
He drives a car. The car is very expensive. ⇒ The car is very expensive.
Sue wasn't at the bar. She always goes to that bar. ⇒ Sue wasn't at the bar .
A car was stolen. The car was a Mercedes. ⇒ The car was a Mercedes.
The octopus is the only animal. It has three hearts. ⇒ The octopus .
That's the shop. I bought my TV in that shop. ⇒ That's the shop .
The man finished the marathon first. He trains three hours a day. ⇒ The man trains three hours a day.
This is the school. I studied in this school. ⇒ This is the school .
That's the remote. It is broken. ⇒ That's the remote .