Defining Relative Clauses

That (things or people)

She bought a red car last week that is very fast
- She bought a red car last week
- The car is very fast.

Who (people)
That car belongs to a friend of mine who lives in Tucson.
- That car belongs to a friend of mine
- My friend lives in Tucson

Which (things/animals)
I read a history book which discusses the difference between capitalism and socialism.
- I read a history book
- The book discusses the difference between capitalism and socialism.

When (time)
I was about to leave when she finally arrived.
- I was about to leave
- She finally arrived

Where (location)
I want to live in a place where there is lots of things to do.
- I want to live in a place (...)
- The place (in which I want to live) should have lots of things to do.

Whose (Possession)
Anne, whose husband is working in England, is moving to London.
- Anne is moving to London.
- Her husband is working in England.