Combining Sentences About People

Combine the two sentences into one sentence using 'who' or 'that'. Start your answer with the word(s) given. Both 'who' and 'that' are correct for people in defining clauses.

1. I have a friend. She works at Google.

   I have a friend

2. The man is my uncle. He called you yesterday.

   The man

3. I know a doctor. She can help you.

   I know a doctor

4. The students passed the exam. They studied hard.

   The students

5. The woman is a teacher. She lives next door.

   The woman

6. My neighbour is very friendly. He works at the hospital.

   My neighbour

7. I met a girl at the party. She speaks five languages.

   I met a girl at the party

8. The chef won an award. He cooked our dinner.

   The chef

9. The children are playing in the garden. They live upstairs.

   The children

10. I have a colleague. She always helps me.

    I have a colleague

11. The athlete won the race. She trains every day.

    The athlete

12. My grandmother makes the best cakes. She lives in the countryside.

    My grandmother

13. The passengers missed the flight. They arrived late.

    The passengers

14. The manager praised the employees. They completed the project early.

    The manager praised the employees

15. I saw the actor on TV. He starred in my favourite film.

    I saw the actor

16. The nurse is very caring. She looked after my father.

    The nurse

17. The tourists got lost. They did not have a map.

    The tourists

18. The young man is my cousin. He is wearing a blue jacket.

    The young man

19. I would like to thank the volunteers. They helped with the event.

    I would like to thank the volunteers

20. The musician became famous. He wrote this song.

    The musician