Relative Clauses with THAT

Combine these two clauses with the relative pronoun THAT:

A refrigerator is a machine. A refrigerator keeps food cold.

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A camera is a machine. A camera takes pictures.

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An airplane is a machine. An airplane takes people from one place to another.

Combine these two clauses with the relative pronoun THAT:

A knife is an object. A knife cuts things.

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A calculator is a machine. A calculator adds numbers.

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A wheelbarrow is an object. A wheelbarrow carries things.

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A bicycle is a machine. A bicycle has two wheels.

Combine these two clauses with the relative pronoun THAT:

A telephone is a machine. A telephone makes calls to people far away.

Combine these two clauses with the relative pronoun THAT:

An MP3 player is a machine. An MP3 player allows people to listen to music.

Combine these two clauses with the relative pronoun THAT:

A DVD player is a machine. A DVD player allows people to watch movies at home.