Relative Pronouns

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I live in a house in Norwich, … is in East Anglia.

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It's Kate ...brother I met yesterday.

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Lady Diana Spencer, ...was a member of British royal family.

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What did you do with the money … your mother lent you?

When we're are talking about people, we use ...

When we're are talking about the time, we use ...

We use relative pronoun "where" with

We use relative pronoun "whose" with

Which one isn't used when we talk about people...

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That's Peter, the boy … has just arrived at the airport.

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Have you been to the town … your grandparents were born?

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That’s the house in … they lived all their lives.

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This is the restaurant … I have lunch every day.

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That was the day … I met you for the first time.

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Do you remember the place … we caught the train?

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Marie Curie is the woman … discovered radium.

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I like my mom … is very kind. 

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The car  … he bought last Thursday was very cheap.

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Thank you for the present  … you sent me.

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That's the stadium … Real Madrid play.

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A waiter is a person …   job is to serve customers in a restaurant.

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Is that the shop …   you bought your new laptop?

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Where’s the book … I left on the table?

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That’s the boy … dad is a newsagent.