EF5/6 Adjective clauses

Combine the sentences together using adjective clauses.  Use different styles.

E.g. I have a dog. The dog is white.

I have a dog that is white.

1. May bought a bicycle for her son. Her son wanted a new one.

2. John is leaving Vancouver. He just got a new job in Calgary.

3. Here’s the key. You have been looking for it.

Here’s the key that you have been looking for it. XXX

Here’s the key that you have been looking. XXX

Here’s the key that you have been looking for.

4. Maria bought some BC wine. She enjoys wine from all over the world.

Maria bought some BC wine who enjoys wine from all over the world. XXX

Maria who enjoys wine from all over the world bought some BC wine.

Maria who bought some BC wine enjoys wine from all over the world.

5. Jung has a lot of missiles. They are tipped with nuclear bombs.

6. This quiz is easy. It is on adjective clauses.

This quiz is easy that is on adjective clauses. XXX

This quiz that is on adjective clauses is easy.

This quiz which is easy is on adjective clauses.

whose - possessive, own something

Sarah whose dog is sick looks very worried.
Maria whose leg was broken skiing can't go to school.
Al whose son plays soccer always drives to the games.

Bob is the kind of person to whom one can talk about anything. FANCY, FORMAL
Bob is the kind of person who/that one can talk to about anything. AUTHENTIC, REAL ENGLISH
Bob is the kind of person who/that one can talk to about anything.

One -  person
One must do one's best.

He is person whose friends trust him.

She is a person upon whom you can always depend. FORMAL
She is a person who/that/X you can always depend upon. NATURAL SOUNDING ENGLISH

outlook - attitude, optimistic or pessimistic