RELATIVE CLAUSES

Relative clauses give information about a person/place/thing.

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In defining relative clauses, you can't leave out the relative pronouns where or whose.

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Use___to separate a non-defining relative clause from the main part of the sentence.

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You can leave out the relative pronouns in non-defining relative clauses.

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In___, you can replace who and which with that.

• defining relative clauses

• non-defining relative clauses

We use__for people,__things,__for places,__(of who/which)for possessives.

• whose/which/where/who

• who/which/where/whose

• which/who/where/whose

• who/where/which/whose

Use a___to give extra information that is essential for understanding the person,place, thing.

• defining relative clause

• non-defining relative clause

In non-defining relative clause, you can leave out the relative pronoun who,which, or that when it refers to the object of the verb.

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You can't use "that" in non-defining relative clauses.

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Use a defining relative clause to give extra information in a sentence. The sentence would make sense if you removed it.

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