10 6.6.17.1 Read the theory. Then choose
the correct pronouns.
We use:
who/that for people. George is the man who/that
drives the school bus.
• which/that for animals or things. The train on
platform 2 is the one which/that goes to London.
whose to show possession. That's the woman
whose bus ticket I found on the ground.
A defining relative clause gives necessary
information and is essential to the meaning of the
main sentence. We never put it in commas. The man
who/that lives next door is a pilot.
1 The bike that/who is across the road
belongs to Aibek.
2 The man which/who was sitting by me in
the bus was very polite.
3 That's the girl whose/which father drives a
taxi.
4 That's the shop which/who sells postcards.​

Today, mom sent me to the store. i need to buy bread, butter, yogurt, milk, tea, some cookies and juice. surrender i can spend.the shop, which i'll go across the road. it is very comfortable. i waited for a green light at the traffic lights, carefully crossed the road and went into the store, holding the door for a grandmother. she took the basket of products. i chose the fresh bread and dairy products. she took a big package of orange juice. i paid, carefully counted the change on the counter and folded products in the package.it turns out that going to the store is not so    difficult. перевод: сегодня мама отправила меня в магазин. мне нужно купить хлеб, масло, йогурт, молоко, чай, какого-нибудь печенья и сок. сдачу я могу потратить.магазин, в который я пойду, находится через дорогу. это удобно. я дождалась зелёного света на светофоре, осторожно перешла дорогу и зашла в магазин, придержав дверь для одной бабушки. взяла корзину для продуктов. я выбрала свежий хлеб и молочные продукты. взяла большой пакет апельсинового сока. я расплатилась, аккуратно пересчитала сдачу на кассе и сложила продукты в пакет. оказывается, ходить в магазин не так уж и сложно.