Defining/Non-defining relative clauses

Hi Kelly,

Thanks for the email 1       [who, which, where, whose]you sent me yesterday. You asked about my weekend job. I’m working in a shop 2       [who, which, where, whose]you can buy eco-friendly clothes − those are clothes 3       [who, which, where, whose]are made from recycled materials. Alina is working in the shop too. She’s a friend from school I’ve known since I was ten years old, so it’s great to be together at work. The other people 4       [who, which, where, whose]work in the shop are really nice too − especially the boy 5       [who, which, where, whose]job it was to show me around last week. I really like him!

Do you do a weekend job, Kelly? Write and tell me about it.

Samantha

My dad, 1                                     [who is a receptionist at a hospital, whose jobs are really stressful, where my dad works, which is on the other side of town, which never stops ringing] , works really hard. He works for a team of doctors, 2                                     [who is a receptionist at a hospital, whose jobs are really stressful, where my dad works, which is on the other side of town, which never stops ringing]. The Emergency Department, 3                                     [who is a receptionist at a hospital, whose jobs are really stressful, where my dad works, which is on the other side of town, which never stops ringing], is always busy. Dad has to leave home really early drive to the hospital, 4                                     [who is a receptionist at a hospital, whose jobs are really stressful, where my dad works, which is on the other side of town, which never stops ringing] . The worst thing about the job is answering the phone, 5                                     [who is a receptionist at a hospital, whose jobs are really stressful, where my dad works, which is on the other side of town, which never stops ringing]. And the best thing about the job is meeting the patients.

Kelly has got lots of friends, and she knows everyone in her street. She’s a very ________________ person.