Lesson on RELATIVE CLAUSES (who, which, that, where)

This video tutorial covers the topic of relative clauses, explaining both defining and non-defining types. It provides examples to illustrate how relative clauses can be used to join sentences and add information. The tutorial also discusses the use of different relative pronouns and the distinction between formal and informal contexts. An interactive exercise is included to reinforce learning.

What is the primary purpose of using relative clauses?

• To remove unnecessary words

• To shorten sentences

• To join sentences and provide additional information

• To change the tense of a sentence

Which relative pronoun is used for people in informal contexts?

• That

• Whom

• Who

• Which

In a formal context, which word is preferred for objects?

• Who

• Which

• That

• Whom

What does the relative pronoun 'why' indicate?

• Time

• Reason

• Place

• Possession

What happens to a sentence when a non-defining relative clause is removed?

• The sentence still makes sense

• The sentence becomes incomplete

• The sentence loses its meaning

• The sentence becomes grammatically incorrect

Which punctuation is crucial in non-defining relative clauses?

• Period

• Comma

• Colon

• Semicolon

What is the role of 'whose' in a sentence?

• Shows possession

• Indicates place

• Shows reason

• Indicates time