Using which, that and who

Which, that and who are all relative pronouns.

Who refers to people.
Which refers to things.
That refers to things and informally for people.
 The boy who stole your bike is at the door.
 The carpet which you bought is beautiful.
 The carpet that you bought is beautiful.
 The boy that stole your bike is at the door.
Exercise 1: Choose the right words – who, which or that to complete the following
relative clauses in English.
1. I met a woman ________ can speak Chinese.
2. What’s the name of the man ________ lives next door?
3. What’s the name of the river ________ goes through the town?
4. Everybody ________ went do the party enjoyed it very much.
5. Do you know anybody ________ wants to buy a car?
6. Where is the clock ________ was on the wall?
7. She always asks me questions ________ are difficult to answer.
8. I have a friend ________ is very good at singing.
9. I don’t like people ________ never stop talking.
10. Have you seen the dictionary ________ was on the table?