The book, *which* (object) I read last week, was very interesting.

She’s the woman *who* (subject) taught me how to knit.

Everyone *who* (subject) went to the party enjoyed it.

The bridge *which* (object) they built last year is already in need of repair.

I remember the day *when* (time) we first met.

That’s the reason *why* (reason) I decided to quit my job.

He has a friend *whose* (possession) father is an actor.

They cancelled the concert, *which* (additional information) was disappointing.

The phone *that* (object) you gave me doesn’t work.

I know a place *where* (place) we can get the best sushi in town.

The car, *whose* (possession) engine is broken, is very old.

She adopted a child *who* (subject) had no family.

The book *that* (subject) he’s writing will be published next year.

I don’t like movies *that* (subject) are too predictable.

The athlete, *who* (subject) won the race, was very young.

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I’d like to visit the city *where* (place) I was born.

The reason *why* (reason) he’s not coming is because he’s sick.

The woman, *to whom* (indirect object) I gave the letter, smiled.

Her dress is similar to the one *that* (object) you have.

February is the month *when* (time) we usually go skiing.

That’s the girl *who* (subject) dances so well.

This is the moment *that* (defining) we’ve been waiting for.

The company *for which* (object) I work is very successful.

The house *in which* (place) I grew up has been demolished.

He has no idea about the topic *which* (object) we’re discussing.

The laptop *that* (object) I bought last year is now outdated.

She’s looking for someone *who* (subject) can speak Japanese.

Do you remember the time *when* (time) we got lost in the woods?

He always talks about the subjects *which* (object) interest him.

We should respect people *who* (subject) have different opinions.