が → の in relative clauses

She's beyond my reach now.

If we're going to have a wedding anyway, I want it to be the best one with no regrets!

It really was back-breaking work.

I can't understand what she said.

The trial lawyers couldn't get around the silent-treatment tactics used by the Mafia boss.

She was a tall, slender girl with long, soft brown hair.

She gave me whatever help I asked for.

She doesn't close herself off even to people whose views differ from hers.

She tailored her teaching to the slower learners.

She spoke on behalf of homeless people.

She's incapable of telling a lie.

But I understand what he's saying.

I sit cross-legged in the spot Aoi pointed to.

I'm just a weak, powerless human being.

The company president is the kind of person who gets it.

Some kids don't like vegetables.

Guide dogs help people who can't see.

The pay was good, and that was the only reason they took part in the study.

The girl whose mother is sick is absent today.

The students who were good at studying were helping the other students in the class.

She ignored him, but it ended up being a thoughtless thing to do.

She tried to write down everything the teacher said.

She's clever, so she already understood what you were trying to say.

She talked about the people and things she's interested in.

She speaks English with a foreign accent.

She took a position of responsibility at the company.

She believes everything he says.

She has a charming face.

She seems to understand what I'm saying.

She always wants to know what I'm doing.