Combine the sentences. Use relative pronouns (who, whom, which, that, whose, where).

1. We met some people on holiday. They were French.
2. This is the woman. I wrote that report for her.
3. This is the man. His parents worked in a circus.
4. The town is completely different. I was born in it.
5. The hotel is miles away from the beach. We are staying in it.
6. Ann didn’t turn up at her own wedding. She’s my best friend.
7. My wife needs an assistant. Her work takes her away from home a lot.
8. Mary looks very nice. She’s the new secretary.
9. We went to the party. We didn’t like it.
10. A waitress served us. She was very impolite and impatient.
11. A bus goes to the airport. It runs every half hour.
12. These are the keys. You were looking for them.
13. The people were very unfriendly. We met them at the party.
14. What’s the name of the film? You are going to see it.
15. I met a woman. Her mother writes detective stories.
16. Do you know the woman? Tom is talking to her.
17. The bed wasn’t very comfortable. I slept in it last night.