Question

• We use who/that for people. We use which/that for things, animals and ideas. We use where for places. That's the boy who/that was in the newspaper That's the girl (who/that) I met at the park. These are the shoes which/that cost £120. ► This is the book (which/that) I bought for my dad. > The museum where my father works is very nice. ​

Answer 1

That
That
Who
Which
That

Answer 2

We use "who/that" for people, such as "That's the boy who/that was in the newspaper" and "That's the girl (who/that) I met at the park."

For things, animals, and ideas, we use "which/that," like "These are the shoes which/that cost £120" and "This is the book (which/that) I bought for my dad."

When referring to places, we use "where," as in "The museum where my father works is very nice."