a) The boy (whom) you saw sitting next to me yesterday is going to travel with me. (Defining)
b) My brother John, (whom) you saw sitting next to me yesterday, is going to travel. (Non-defining)
c) She was thinking about the two jobs that had been offered to her. (Defining)
d) He was smoking a cigarette that was forbidden there. (Defining)
e) She didn't see the man who had stolen her bicycle. (Defining)
f) The boy (whom) you see sitting over there is my best friend. (Defining)
g) The gentleman whose car is a Jaguar must be rich. (Defining)
h) That old gentleman, whose car is a Ferrari, must be rich. (Non-defining)
i) The well-known politician who has been to Paris in a secret mission has just returned. (Defining)
j) Their house, which could be seen from a distance, was completely ruined. (Non-defining)
k) I think it was your sister Julie, who was responsible for all that gossip. (Non-defining)
l) Here is the address to which you should write. (Defining)
m) What's the name of the programme (that/which) we're listening to? (Defining)
n) Any man who commits crimes against nature should be sent to prison. (Defining)
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