
Relative Clause: Who
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Relative Clauses: Using "Who"
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What is a relative clause?
A relative clause is used to give extra information about the nouns without starting a new sentence.
A relative clause begins with a relative pronoun such as who, that, and which.
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The Relative Pronoun "Who"
The relative pronoun "who" replaces the subject pronouns "she, he, or they."
It describes a person or people.
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How to Describe People
One example sentence frame:
(Name of Person), who (tell us who this person is), (after the comma tell us what this person did).
Notice where the commas go... around the relative clause (the clause or phrase between the commas beginning with who).
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Multiple Select
Sarah decorated the cake.
Sarah is very talented.
Use "who" to create a relative clause in the sentence.
Choose all the correct sentences.
Sarah, who is very talented, decorated the cake.
Sarah is very talent who decorated the cake.
Sarah, who decorated the cake, is very talented.
Sarah decorated the cake who is very talented.
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Multiple Select
The runner wins a gold medal.
The runner finishes first.
Use "who" to create a relative clause in the sentence.
Choose all the correct sentences.
The runner, who wins a gold medal, finishes first.
The runner wins a gold medal who finishes first.
The runner, who finishes first, wins a gold medal.
The runner finishes first who wins a gold metal.
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Multiple Select
Michelangelo was an artist.
He greatly influenced Western art.
Use "who" to create a relative clause in the sentence.
Choose all the correct sentences.
Michelangelo, who was an artist, greatly influenced Western art.
Michelangelo, who greatly influenced Western art, was an artist.
Michelangelo was an artist who greatly influenced Western art.
Michelangelo greatly influenced Western art who was an artist.
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Multiple Select
Da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa.
Da Vinci was an Italian artist.
Use "who" to create a relative clause in the sentence.
Choose all the correct sentences.
Da Vinci, who painted the Mona Lisa, was an Italian artist.
Da Vinci, who was an Italian artist, painted the Mona Lisa.
Da Vinci was an Italian artist who painted the Mona Lisa.
Da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa who was an Italian artist.
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Monet was a French painter.
Monet founded the Impressionist movement.
Use "who" to create a relative clause in the sentence.
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The Impressionists were artists.
They painted with lighter brush strokes and brighter colors.
Use "who" to create a relative clause in the sentence.
Choose all the correct sentences.
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Van Gogh painted Starry Night.
Van Gogh was an artist.,
Use "who" to create a relative clause in the sentence.
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Georgia O’Keeffe is well known for her paintings of enlarged flowers.
She was an American artist.
Use "who" to create a relative clause in the sentence.
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Picasso was an influential artist.
He co-founded the art movement known as Cubism.
Use "who" to create a relative clause in the sentence.
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Frida Kahlo painted many self-portraits.
She was a Mexican artist.
Use "who" to create a relative clause in the sentence.
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By three methods we may learn wisdom: First, by reflection, which is noblest; Second, by imitation, which is easiest; and third by experience, which is the bitterest.
-Confucius
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To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
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