• That and Who

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• That and who are the relative pronouns used for people.* 

  
  

  Use that for people in informal and spoken English. That is also used for a group of people or an unknown person.

  -He's the landlord that has three apartments for rent. (Person)

  -The family that lived here before had two children. (Group)

  -Do you know someone that can fix my roof? (Unknown)

  
  

  Use who for people in formal and written English.

  -He's the landlord who has three apartments for rent.

  
  

  *Remember! Only use that for animals or objects.

  -The house that sold last month is across the street.

  -The house who sold last month is across the street.
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• The landlord who owns this house has a lot of rules.	My friend that has a dog needs a pet-friendly rental.
  One of the tenants that lives upstairs is really noisy.	Jack is looking for an apartment that is furnished.

 Source : Alison