〔41〕関係代名詞②

〔41〕 関係代名詞②
(1)What he does is important.
(2)I don’t know what she will say.
(3)What we learned from this experience cannot be taught in schools.
(4)The things which we learned from this experience cannot be taught in schools.
(5)What makes this book unique is its approach to the subject.
(6)The thing which makes this book unique is its approach to the subject.
(7)She offers what no one else can, a true understanding of the art.
(8)She offers the thing which no one else can, a true understanding of the art.
(9)She had what seemed like an endless supply of patience.
(10)She had the thing which seemed like an endless supply of patience.
(11)Despite his fame, he remains humble, always remembering what he was and appreciating what he is.
(12)My life is not what it was before I met you.
(13)Technology today is not what it was a decade ago.　
(14)The park isn’t what it used to be since the new regulations.
(15)The company has grown tremendously and is not what it used to be.
(16)The city is not what it was ten years ago.
(17)The city is not what it used to be ten years ago.
(18)This dish is what we call a true delicacy.
(19)The creature we found is what we call a new species.
(20)That intense desire to create is what you call passion.
(21)This method of learning through practice is what you call experiential learning.
(22)This machine does what they call artificial intelligence.
(23)That style of painting is what they call impressionism.
(24)They signed what is called a “gentleman’s agreement”, where no written contract was necessary.
(25)What is called “love at first sight” is actually more common than people think.
(26)She sings beautifully, and what is more impressive, she composes her own songs.
(27)The trip was exciting, and what is better, we made new friends.
(28)The movie was not only entertaining but also educational, and what is more,
(29)it was based on a true story.
(30)He arrived late for the meeting, and what is worse, he forgot to bring the documents.
(31)Oxygen is to fire what water is to plants.
(32)Melody is to a song what plot is to a novel.
(33)What with the rain and the traffic, I was late to the meeting.
(34)What with the power outage and the computer crash, we lost a lot of data.
(35)Whoever arrives first will get a special prize.
(36)Anyone that arrives first will get a special prize.
(37)Whoever completes the challenge first will be featured in our magazine.
(38)Anyone that completes the challenge first will be featured in our magazine.
(39)You can bring whomever you like to the party.
(40)You can bring anyone that you like to the party.
(41)Send the invitation to whomever you want to attend.
(42)Send the invitation to anyone that you want to attend.
(43)You can select whichever color you prefer for the curtains.
(44)You can select any color that you prefer for the curtains.
(45)You can have whatever is left in the fridge.
(46)You can have anything that is left in the fridge.
(47)Tell me whatever information you have gathered.
(48)Tell me any information that you have gathered.
(49)You may choose any color that you like.
(50)You can ask any questions that you have.
(51)Whoever leads the project, they will face many challenges.
(52)No matter who leads the project, they will face many challenges.
(53)Whoever organizes the event, they must pay attention to all the details.
(54)No matter who organizes the event, they must pay attention to all the details.
(55)Whomever you ask for advice, you should always make your own decisions.
(56)No matter whom you ask for advice, you should always make your own decisions.
(57)Whomever you lend your car to, make sure they have a valid driving license.
(58)No matter whom you lend your car to, make sure they have a valid driving license.
(59)Whoever’s fault it is, we need to focus on solving the problem.
(60)No matter whose fault it is, we need to focus on solving the problem.
(61)Whoever’s idea it was, it has proven to be a successful one.
(62)No matter whose idea it was, it has proven to be a successful one.
(63)Whatever you need from the fridge, you can take it.
(64)No matter what you need from the fridge, you can take it.
(65)Whatever happens, I’ll always be there for you.
(66)No matter what happens, I’ll always be there for you.
(67)Whatever decision you make, I’ll support you.
(68)No matter what decision you make, I’ll support you.
(69)Whatever result comes from the test, it will determine our next steps.
(70)No matter what result comes from the test, it will determine our next steps.
(71)Whichever you prefer, please let me know.
(72)No matter which you prefer, please let me know.
(73)Whichever is chosen, the decision must be respected by everyone.
(74)No matter which is chosen, the decision must be respected by everyone.
(75)Whichever route you choose to drive, you’ll encounter traffic.
(76)No matter which route you choose to drive, you’ll encounter traffic.
(77)Whichever team wins, the championship has been a great success.
(78)No matter which team wins, the championship has been a great success.
(79)There is no book here but contains valuable information.
(80)There is no book here that does not contain valuable information.
(81)There is no one but wishes to be happy.
(82)There is no one that does not wish to be happy.
(83)There was nobody at the party but knew her secret.
(84)There was nobody at the party that did not know her secret.
(85)The company has more employees than are needed for this task.
(86)The book contains more information than is necessary for beginners.
(87)She spent more time on the project than was originally planned.
(88)She is such a person as always helps others.
(89)He is such a talented musician as attracts large audiences.
(90)He bought the same book as his friend recommended.
(91)The team followed the same strategy as their coach had developed last season.
(92)As many people as saw the movie praised it.
(93)As many people as attended the event were impressed.
(94)He drank as much water as his body needed.
(95)They used as much space as the office provided.
(96)He has a background in literature, as is clear from his writing style.
(97)As is clear from his writing style, he has a background in literature.
(98)He is known as an expert, as is evident from his many publications.
(99)As is often the case with new technologies, the initial costs were high.
(100)As is often the case with large projects, unexpected problems arose.
(101)She saw a movie that changed her perspective which was enlightening.
(102)They found a solution that resolved the issue which was beneficial.
(103)He encountered a problem that seemed insurmountable which was challenging.
(104)He read a book which contains ideas that were completely new to him.
(105)They visited a country that has customs which we don’t practice here.
(106)She bought a dress that suits occasions which are very formal.