EF3/4 Adjective clause exercises

adjective clauses - who, that, which

that - everything, animals
who - people
which - special things, unique things, not alive

Examples:
Mary bought a car that is electric.
I bought a car that has a clean title. (no accidents)
Jie has a jade necklace that / which her grandmother gave her. It's special.
Joe's friends are all people who like to party.
'who' is for singular (one person) or plural (more than one- 2, 106)

Ex.5
1. I would never marry a person who smokes and drinks too much.
2. My brother bought a dog that is black and white.
My brother bought a dog that is black and white colour. XXX
My brother bought a dog that has black and white fur.
3. The doctor who treated me was from Pakistan.
The doctor who gave me a treatment was from Pakistan.
4. She will never forget the day which/that/when she got a promotion. CHOICE
5. Rosa fell in love with the man who his whose brother works in Gino's restaurant.
whose - possession, own something, have something
The boy whose bicycle was stolen was very sad.
Who stole the bicycle?
The mother whose son won the race was proud.

'who' several different uses
question - 'Who is there?"
adj cl - "The man who is walking past my house has a cute chihuahua."

whose - possession
question
"Whose bicycle was stolen?"
"Whose jacket is this?"

6. Elephants that/which eat plants and bushes are the largest animals in the world.
7. Last month, my brother bought a car that cost $12 000.
cost cost costed
8. Nestor met a woman who wrote two books.

My brother got a dog that is black and white.
My brother got a car that was $12 000.
My brother got a car that is a lemon.
The car is a lemon. It gives me nothing but problems.
9. The ring that/which Josie gave her daughter was made of cubic zirconium, not real diamonds.
10. Hank Crowley wore a jacket that had black and white stripes.