Omitting the pronoun

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The city where I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket that will keep me dry.
The nurse who examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students which native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The city when(where) I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies which(whose) house I am staying at are very nice to me.
In this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot where (that) my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket that(which) will keep me dry.
The nurse who(that) examined the patient was very delicate,
I live in Australia, where(which) is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend who (that) I hadn’t seen for ages.

*That’s the closet WHERE I keep my money.
*The city WHICH I used to live in was not very small.
*The ladies WHOSE house I am staying at are very nice to me.
*Is this shop WHERE you said you sold the climbing equipment?
*Here is the spot WHICH my uncle always used to talk about.
*I am in need of a jacket THAT will keep me dry.
*The nurse WHO examined the patient was very delicate.
*I live in Australia, WHICH is a heavily populated country.
*Mike has a class of students WHOSE native tongue is not Spanish.
*Last week, I saw an old friend WHICH I hadn’t seen for ages.

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The city where I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket that will keep me dry.
The nurse who examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

I copied these examples from the session with some words to reduce.

• Gun control is a controversial issue that is /about personal rights. (“be” + prepositional phrase)
• The steps that were /followed were explained in the Methods section. (passive)
• Other researchers who /are exploring the same topic have discovered similar solutions. (progressive verb tense)
• Participants who/ were available to meet in my office completed their interview there. (“be” + “-able” adjective)
• Some of the subjects lived in urban areas that had/ with high crime rates. (“have” as a main verb is replaced by “with”)
• In this paper, I reviewed many research articles that addressed /addressing the topic of gun control. (linking verbs or verbs describing facts can be changed to “–ing” clauses)
• The changes that are /to be implemented with the new curriculum revisions are outlined in the handout. (“to” clauses)”

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The city where I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket that will keep me dry.
The nurse who examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students which native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The City where I used to live was not very small
The ladies whose house I’m staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment,
Here is the sport where my uncle always used to work.

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The city where I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket which will keep me dry.
The nurse that examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The city where I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot wich my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket that will keep me dry.
The nurse who examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia, wich is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students wich native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

I’m sorry but I think I’m not understanding. When I read the definitions, everything’s clear. A restrictive clause gives necessary information while a non-restrictive clause gives additional information. However, when I look at the examples, the only difference I notice is the commas. The information is necessary when you don’t put the commas and it becomes additional when you do put them.

• That’s the closet where I keep my money.

• The city where I used to live in was not very small.

• The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.

• Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?

• Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.

• I am in need of a jacket which will keep me dry.

• The nurse that examined the patient was very delicate.

• I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.

• Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.

• Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

1. which
2. where
3. whose
4. which
5. where
   6.that
6. who
7. which
8. whose
9. who

1,2,4,5,10

1. That’s the closet where i keep my money.
2. The city where i used to live in was not very small
3. The ladies whose house i am staying at are very nie to me.
4. Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipament.
5. Heres is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
6. I am in need of a jacket wich will keep me dry.
7. The nurse that examined the patient was very delicate.
8. I live in Australia, wich is a heavily populated country.
9. Mike has a class of students whose native tongues is not Spanish.
10. Last week, i saw an old friend who i hadn’t seen for ages.

1. where
2. where.
3. whose.
4. where.
5. which.
6. which.
7. who.
8. which.
9. whose.
10. who.
    We can omit the pronoun in the second

Here are sentences 1, 2, 5, and 10 with the pronouns removed :

That’s the closet I keep my money.
The city I used to live in was not very small.
Here is the spot my uncle always used to talk about.
Last week, I saw an old friend I hadn’t seen for ages.

The city where I used to live in was not very small.

HI! Native speaker here helping my Colombian husband 😄

Coloquially, I would correct this answer. If you’re going to include the word “in,” I would change the relative pronoun to “that;” however, if you want the word “where,” remove the word “in!”

• eight points

That’s the closet that I keep my money
++++The city where I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket wich will keep me dry.
The nurse that examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend that I hand’t seen for ages.

The underline statements are the correct

Practice

1. That’s the closet where I keep my money.
2. The city where I used to live in was not very small.
3. The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
4. Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
5. Here is the spot where my uncle always used to talk about. (that)
6. I am in need of a jacket which will keep me dry.
7. The nurse who examined the patient was very delicate. (that)
8. I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
9. Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
10. Last week, I saw an old friend whom I hadn’t seen for ages. (that)

We can omit the pronoun in sentences 1, 2, 5, 10.

• That’s the closet where I keep my money.
• The city where I used to live in was not very small.
• The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
• Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
• Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
• I am in need of a jacket that will keep me dry.
• The nurse who examined the patient was very delicate.
• I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
• Mike has a class of students which native tongue is not Spanish.
• Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

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1 where
2 where
3 whose
4 where
5 where
6 which
7 who
8 which
9 whose
10 who

I remember the day when someone took me to an Italian restaurant and bought me ravioli.
The man, who is bald and is no teeth at all, was served my dish after 15 minutes.

-That’s the closet where I keep my money.
-The city where I used to live in was not very small.
-The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
-Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
-Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
-I am in need of a jacket which will keep me dry.
-The nurse that examined the patient was very delicate.
-I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
-Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
-Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The city where I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket that will keep me dry.
The nurse who examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students which native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The city when(where) I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies which(whose) house I am staying at are very nice to me.
In this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot where (that) my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket that(which) will keep me dry.
The nurse who(that) examined the patient was very delicate,
I live in Australia, where(which) is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend who (that) I hadn’t seen for ages.

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The city where I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket which will keep me dry.
The nurse that examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

• That’s the closet where I keep my money.
• The city where I used to live in was not very small.
• The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
• Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
• Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
• I am in need of a jacket which will keep me dry.
• The nurse that examined the patient was very delicate.
• I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
• Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
• Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

1. That’s the closet where I keep my money.
2. The city where I used to live in was not very small.
3. The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
4. Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
5. Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
6. I am in need of a jacket which will keep me dry.
7. The nurse that examined the patient was very delicate.
8. I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
9. Mike has a class of students whose native tongue in not Spanish.
10. Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

1 where
2 where
3 whose
4 where
5 where
6 which
7 who
8 which

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The city where I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket that will keep me dry.
The nurse who examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students which native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

-That’s the closet where I keep my money.
-The city where I used to live in was not very small.
-The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
–Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
-Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
-I am in need of a jacket that will keep me dry.
-The nurse who examined the patient was very delicate.
-I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
-Mike has a class of students which native tongue is not Spanish.
-Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

I have a lot of students whose parents have many problems with them.

1 where
2 where
3 whose
4 where
5 where
6 which
7 who
8 which

Hello marcos
1 where
2 where
3 whose
4 where
5 where
6 which
7 who
8 which
9 whose
10 who

*That’s the closet WHERE I keep my new clothes
*The city in which I lived was not very small.
*The ladies in WHOSE house I am staying are very kind to me.
*Is this store WHERE you said you sold gym equipment?
*Here is the place my mother always talked about.
*I need a jacket THAT is made of leather.
*The nurse who examined the child.
*I live in Ecuador, which is a densely populated country.
*Mike has a class of students whose native language is not Japanese.
*Last week, I saw an old friend WHO I hadn’t seen in a long time because of my job.

1 where
2 where
3 whose
4 where
5 where
6 which
7 who
8 which
9 whose
10 who

That’s the closet where___ I keep my money.
The city where___ I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies whose___ house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where___ you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot that___ my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket which_ will keep me dry.
The nurse who___ examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia, which___ is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students whose___ native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend who___ I hadn’t seen for ages.

For the last one, it’ll be: “Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.”

who, that, which, where, when, whose

1. That’s the closet where I keep my money.
2. The city where_ I used to live in was not very small.
3. The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
4. Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
5. Here is the spot that___ my uncle always used to talk about.
6. I am in need of a jacket which_ will keep me dry.
7. The nurse _who__ examined the patient was very delicate.
8. I live in Australia, which___ is a heavily populated country.
9. Mike has a class of students **whose**_ native tongue is not Spanish.
10. Last week, I saw an old friend that_ I hadn’t seen for ages.

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The city where I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket which will keep me dry.
The nurse who examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend who I hadn’t seen for ages.

the actress who hit her husband is Amber Heard

1. where
2. where
3. whose
4. where
5. that
6. which
7. that
8. which
9. whose
10. that

• That’s the closet where I keep my money.
• The city where I used to live in was not very small
• The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
• Is this shop where you said you the climbing equipment?
• Here is the spot where my uncle always used to talk about.
• I am in need of a jacket which will keep me dry.
• I live in Australia, which is a populated country.
• MI has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
• Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

1. That´s the closet where I keep my money.
2. The city where I used to live in was not very small.
3. The ladies whose house I am sataying at are very nice to me.
4. Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
5. Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
6. I am in need of a jacket wich will keep me dry.
7. The nurse that examined the patient was very delicate.
8. I live in Australia, which is a very a heavily populated country.
9. Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
10. Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn´t seen for ages.

It is a very interesting topic. Thank you.

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The city where I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket which will keep me dry.
The nurse that examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

1. where
2. where
3. whose
4. where
5. that
6. which
7. that
8. which
9. whose
10. that

1, 2, 5, 10?

1 where
2 where
3 whose
4 which
5 that
6 which
7 who
8 which
9 whose
10 that

which sentence can be omit the pronoun?

2, 5 , 10

Where… Which… Whose… Where… That… Which… That… Which… whose. that

1. That’s the closet where I keep my money.
2. -the city where I used to live in was not very small.
3. The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
4. Is this shop which you said you sold the climbing equipment?
5. Here is the spot that my uncle always used talk about.
6. I am in need of a jacket that will keep me dry-
7. The nurse who examined the patient was very delicate.
8. I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
9. Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
10. Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages

1. That´s the closet where I keep my money.
2. The city where I used t olive in was not very small.
3. The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
4. Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
5. Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
6. I am in need of a jacket which will keep me dry.
7. The nurse that examined the patient was very delicate.
8. I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
9. Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
10. Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn´t seen for ages.

Look at the following sentences. Complete them using a pronoun and then answer a question:

who, that, which, where, when, whose

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The city where I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket which will keep me dry.
The nurse who examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia, where is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend who I hadn’t seen for ages.

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The city where I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket which will keep me dry.
The nurse that examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The city where I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket which will keep me dry.
The nurse that examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

1/5/10/2

1-where
2-where
3-whose
4_where
5-that
6- which
7- that
8-which
9-whose
10- that

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The city WHERE I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop WHERE you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot THAT my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket WHICH will keep me dry.
The nurse THAT examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia,WHICH is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students WHOSE native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend THAT I hadn’t seen for ages.

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The city where I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket which will keep me dry.
The nurse that examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend that I hadn’t seen for ages.

That’s the closet **where **I keep my money.
The city ++where ++I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies who house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot where my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket which will keep me dry.
The nurse who examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students which native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend who I hadn’t seen for ages.

That’s the closet where I keep my money.
The city where I used to live in was not very small.
The ladies whose house I am staying at are very nice to me.
Is this shop where you said you sold the climbing equipment?
Here is the spot that my uncle always used to talk about.
I am in need of a jacket that will keep me dry.
The nurse who examined the patient was very delicate.
I live in Australia, which is a heavily populated country.
Mike has a class of students whose native tongue is not Spanish.
Last week, I saw an old friend who I hadn’t seen for ages.