Relative Clauses — Combining Two Sentences (B1)

I have a sister. She lives in Canada. → I have a sister lives in Canada. (one relative word)

This is the train. It goes to Paris. → This is the train goes to Paris. (one relative word)

That's the village. We grew up there. → That's the village we grew up. (one relative word)

I know a girl. Her brother is an actor. → I know a girl brother is an actor. (one relative word)

I remember the summer. We first met then. → I remember the summer we first met. (one relative word)

The man is my uncle. I saw him yesterday. → The man I saw yesterday is my uncle. (one relative word)

The film was scary. We watched it last night. → The film we watched last night was scary. (one relative word)

It's a house. Its roof is bright red. → It's a house roof is bright red. (one relative word)

This is the restaurant. We had dinner there. → This is the restaurant we had dinner. (one relative word)

She's the teacher. She teaches us maths. → She's the teacher teaches us maths. (one relative word)

Tell me the reason. You were late for that reason. → Tell me the reason you were late. (one relative word)

I found the keys. They open the garage. → I found the keys open the garage. (one relative word)

Monday is the day. The shop is closed on that day. → Monday is the day the shop is closed. (one relative word)

These are the children. Their drawings won the prize. → These are the children drawings won the prize. (one relative word)

Do you know anyone? They can fix old computers. → Do you know anyone can fix old computers? (one relative word)