Relative Pronouns and Clauses

To start a sentence

To give extra information about a noun or clause

To end a sentence

To replace a noun

That

Which

Who

Where

To replace a verb

To end a sentence

To connect a relative clause to a noun or clause

To start a new sentence

A clause that can stand alone

A clause that provides extra information

A clause that contradicts the main clause

A clause that summarizes the main clause

Whose

Who

Whom

Which

'Who' is used for subjects, 'whom' for objects.

Both are used interchangeably.

'Who' is used for objects, 'whom' for subjects.

Neither is used in modern English.

The Bungie jump

Marius

The height

The fear

It loses its main idea

It still makes sense

It becomes a question

It becomes incomplete

The car, whose color is red, is fast.

The book, whose I read, was interesting.

The dog, whose bark is loud, is friendly.

The house, whose is big, is beautiful.

The game

My nana

The bowling skills

The strike