Two sentences:

1. Two relative clauses

2. One relative clause + when + noun clause

The thing that drives me crazy is people who lies.

Something that makes me sad is when my students don’t have time to finish their exams.
The thing that drives me crazy is people who insult.
Something that makes me sad is when she tells me lies.
One thing that upsets me is people who are irresponsible.
Something that makes me happy is when I have free time.
One thing that I love is people who adopt dogs.
Something that I hate the most is when my sister listens to reggaeton.
The thing that I can’t stand is when somebody lies.
The thing that I like is people who are easy going.
One thing that makes me happy is when I play videogames with my brothers.
One thing that I cant stand is when people don’t pay attention when I am talking.
One thing that I like is people who have good feelings.
Something that bothers me about my friends is when they don’t play videogames well.
One thing that I appreciate is people who are polite.
Something that annoys me is when people throw garbage on the floor.
Something that bothers me is when someone makes noise while I am reading.
The thing that irritates me the most is a friend who is a hypocrite.
The thing that I like to watch is a series that is historical.
Something that bothers me are cities where humidity is high.

Something that bothers me is how people act in front of their parents.

Something that bothers me is when people are being fake.

Something that I love are churches which are very old.

 Drive
Drive someone crazy (angry)
Drive someone mad (angry)
Drive someone up the wall
(angry)
Get
Get someone sick (angry, sad)
Get someone upset (angry,
sad)
Get someone down (sad)
Get on someone’s nerves
(angry)
Get under someone’s skin
(angry)
Make
Make someone crazy (angry)
Make someone sick (angry,
sad)
Make someone upset (angry,
sad)
Make someone blood boil
(angry)
Make someone mad (angry)

- The thing that drives me crazy…

- The thing that gets me down…
- The thing that makes his (my, his, her, their, your) blood boil…
- The thing that makes her mad…

Object Pronouns – me, him, her, them, you

One thing that makes me mad is when people laugh at their own jokes.
Something that gets me upset is when people eat on public transportation.
The things that gets me down is when I find empty ice cube trays in the freezer.
Something that drives me crazy is when vending machines steal your money.
The thing that drives me up the wall is when I find empty ice cube trays in the freezer.
Something that gets me down is when I find empty ice cube trays in the freezer.
The thing that gets me down is not being able to help other people.
The thing that makes her mad is when I don’t play soccer well.
One thing that gets me down is when I can’t bring a pet to my house.
One thing that makes me upset is when people talk when I am talking.
The thing that makes my blood boil is when I find empty ice cube trays in the freezer.
The thing that gets me sick is when people eat on public transportation.
One thing that makes anyone is ice cube trays that are empty in the freezer.
One thing that makes me crazy is people who eat on public transportation.
Something that drives me crazy is when airlines don’t serve food on long flights.
Least polite Excuse me, but…
I’m sorry, but…
I hate to mention this, but…
Most polite I’m sorry to bring this up, but…