We use who and that for people.
- My teacher has a luxury car. He is also an online freelancer.
My teacher who/that is also an online freelancer has a luxury car. - JK Rowling is an author. She wrote Harry Potter series.
JK Rowling is the author who/that wrote Harry Potter series.
- He is the traveler. I saved him.
He is the traveler whom I saved.
We use which and that for things.
- The film was horrible. We watched it last night.
The film which/that we watch last night was horrible. - I lost the pen. You lend it to me.
I lost the pen which/that you lend to me.
- She's a lucky woman. Her husband is a billionaire.
She's a lucky woman whose husband is a billionaire. - They are the people. Their houses were burnt down a few days ago.
They are the people whose houses were burnt down a few days ago.
- This is the city. We grew up here.
This is the city where we grew up. - That is the park. I lost my wallet there.
That is the park where I lost my wallet.
- It was yesterday. The committee announced its winner at that time.
It was yesterday when the committee announced its winner.