Language Function and Construction: Condensing Ideas, Part 4

The video tutorial explains the use of clauses: 'who', 'which', and 'where'. It provides examples for each clause, demonstrating how 'who' is used for people, 'which' for objects, and 'where' for locations. The tutorial aims to help learners understand the application of these clauses in sentences.

Which clause would you use to refer to a person in a sentence?

• Which

• Where

• What

• Who

In the sentence 'The shirt, which is covered in dirt, needs to be cleaned', what does the clause 'which' refer to?

• The need

• The dirt

• The shirt

• The cleaning

What type of noun does the clause 'which' typically refer to?

• A place

• An idea

• An object

• A person

Which clause is appropriate for referring to a location?

• Who

• Which

• Where

• When

In the example 'The school, where I used to go, is being painted', what does the clause 'where' refer to?

• The action

• The past

• The school

• The painting