Pytanie o relative clauses

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Mam pytanko odnośnie relative clauses.
Kiedy WHO, WHICH, THAT albo coś w tym rodzaju może być ominięte w defining i non-defining relative clauses??
'who, which, that' nie pominiesz w uzyciu w przypadku, kiedy wyrazaja one dopelnienie:

The man who/that is talking to your mother is my English teacher. (ktory rozmawia z)
The man (who/that) my mother is talking to is my English teacher. (z ktorym moja mama rozmawia)

The computer which/that is being used by Monica belongs to my boss. (ktory jest uzywany)
The computer (which/that) Monica is using belongs to my boss. (ktorego Monika uzywa)

Poza tym, nie wolno pomijac 'who' oraz 'which' w zdaniach typu non-defining:

Robert Kubica, who is one of the youngest F1 drivers, has won another race in his career.
His racing car, which is a BMW, is thought to be one of the slowest F1 cars in this season.

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