​Join the sentences using who or which.

• Do you know a shop? It sells good ​coffee.

• Do you know a shop which sells good coffee?​

• ​I know somebody. She can help you with your homework.

• ​I know somebody who can help you with your homework.

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Subject or Object?

​If who or which are the object, we can omit them.

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Ar​e who and which the subject or object ​in these sentences?

1. That's the woman who lives next door.​

2. ​He had a simple idea which changed the world.

3. ​I've lost that beautiful ring which Bill gave me.

4. ​It's a book which everybody talks about and nobody reads.

5. ​That's the man who I wanted to see.

Subject or Object?

​If who or which are the object, we can omit them.

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Ar​e who and which the subject or object ​in these sentences?

6. An orphan is a child who hasn't got any parents.

7. He ​always tells me things which I already know.

8. ​They never thanked me for the money which I sent them.

9. ​I once met a man who could speak ten languages.

10. ​My brother married a girl who he met on holiday.

​Now make each pair of sentences into one sentence without using who or which.

​For example:

You asked me to get you a paper. Here's the paper.​

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​Here's the paper you asked me to get you.