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1 The woman lives next door
The woman is a doctor The woman lives next door The woman who lives next door is a doctor

2 The machine has been repaired
The machine broke down The machine which broke down has been repaired

3 I came to see the man The man was busy I came to see the man who was busy The man whom I came to see was busy

4 This is the book Its author is unknown This is the book whose author is unknown

5 Do you know the girl who danced with me? who I danced with?

6 Carmen is a doctor Carmen lives next door Carmen who lives next door
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7 SUBJECT OBJECT DEFINING PEOPLE THINGS BOTH WHO WHICH THAT (WHO(M)) (WHICH) (THAT) NON-DEFINING PEOPLE THINGS WHO WHICH WHOM POSSESSION WHOSE

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