Grammar: Defining relative clauses p.31

A: Do you like the money box … I bought for my sister's birthday?

B: This is the cool shop … my friends and I buy our clothes.

C: On the day … we get our degree, we'll all go out to celebrate.

D: Is that the teacher … gave you that bad mark in Science?

E: That's the teacher … lessons are always engaging and fun.

F: Dad doesn't remember the name of the restaurant … Uncle Jack celebrated his 40^th birthday.

G: I'm saving all the money … my grandparents gave me for Christmas.

H: Do you know the girl … is talking to Helen? I haven't seen her before.

Complete the sentences. Choose – when you can omit the relative pronoun.
1 Is that the hoodie ________ you were telling me about? It's nice!
2 This is a picture of the friend ________ moved to Germany last Autumn.
3 Remember the bakery in Paris ________ made those wonderful croissants?
4 The boy ________ I'm dating is from another town, so we only meet at weekends.
5 Where's the wallet ________ Dan gave me for my birthday?
6 There used to be a park here ________ Jo and I used to play when we were little.

Complete the conversation between Neil and Maddy with the correct relative pronoun. Write zero (0) when the relative pronoun can be omitted.

Maddy: Do you know Isabel? She is the girl ________ I work with at the café.
Neil: Is she the one ________ has long, ginger hair and ________ brother is captain of the school rugby team?
Maddy: That's right. Well, she just can't stop spending her money. She loves going to the trendy clubs ________ everyone is crazy about.
Neil: She also sounds like a person ________ spends a lot on outfits, too.
Maddy: Oh yes! She is always wearing gorgeous clothes ________ must cost her a fortune.
Neil: How can she afford them? She must be flat broke by now! The café doesn't seem to be a place ________ she can earn enough money.
Maddy: Of course not! She comes from a rich family. I remember the day ________ I met her parents: her dad was driving a Rolls-Royce!