1. That's the hotel where my mother used to work as a chef.
2. My manager is a person who cares about her employees.
3. How much do they pay the people who work here part-time?
4. We've got a friend whose father owns a travel agency.
5. I work on dairy farm which produce milk for the big supermarkets.
6. Does everyone who work on the building site wear a hard hat?
7. These are the nurses whose job is to take care of you.
Step-by-step explanation:
Relative pronouns are those pronouns that have no indication of any specific gender of the pronoun they are used for. They are also used to connect clauses or phrases to another noun or a pronoun.
1. That's the hotel where my mother used to work as a chef. This relative pronoun indicates the location of the mother's workplace.
2. My manager is a person who cares about her employees. The relative pronoun in this sentence indicates the person in the sentence.
3. How much do they pay the people who work here part-time? The relative pronoun in the sentence also is used as an indication for the people.
4. We've got a friend whose father owns a travel agency. The pronoun used indicates the person.
5. I work on a dairy farms which produces milk for the big supermarkets. The relative pronoun used here is for the dairy farm.
6. Does everyone who works on the building site wear a hard hat? The relative pronoun is used for the person/ individuals in the sentence.
7. These are the nurses whose job is to take care of you. The relative pronoun is used for the nurses.