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Using relative pronouns where, that or which
When you use where as a relative pronoun, it’s because the embedded
sentence has a preposition.
If the embedded sentence has no preposition, use relative pronouns
that or which.
#1. The store _________ I bought my computer is
having a sale now.
Main Sentence:The store is having a sale now.
Embedded Sentence:I bought my computer at the store.
There is a preposition in the embedded sentence, so we use
the relative pronoun where:
1. The store where I bought my computer is
having a sale now.
#2. Do you book mark the Websites ________ you
visit often?
Main Sentence:Do you mark the Web sites?
Embedded Sentence:You visit the Web sites often.
There is no preposition in the embedded sentence, so we use
the relative pronoun that or which:
2. Do you bookmark the Web sites that you visit
often?
There is no preposition in the embedded sentence, so we use
the relative pronoun that or which:
2. Do you bookmark the Web sites that you visit
often?
Use “where” as relative pronoun to replace the prepositional phrase.
If you keep the preposition after embedding the sentence as an
adjective clause, us which (not that):
#3. The box at the top of your browser is the place in
__________ you type the Web address.
Main Sentence:The box at the top of your
browser is the place.
Embedded Sentence:You type the Web address in the place.
There is a preposition in the embedded sentence, but we are
keeping the preposition in the final sentence, so we use which:
3. The box at the top of your browser is the place
in which you type the Web address.
In this kind of adjective clause, use which. Don’t use that.
It is equally correct to use relative pronoun where to
replace the whole prepositional phrase:
The box at the top of your browser is the
place where you type the Web address.
Now let’s think about
#4. There are web sites ____________ you can
compare prices of electronics
What is the main sentence?
Main Sentence:There are Web sites.
What is the embedded sentence?
Main Sentence:There are Web sites.
Embedded Sentence:You can compare prices of electronics on the Web sites.
Is there a preposition in the embedded sentence?
Yes, there is:
You can compare prices of electronics on the Web sites.
What relative pronoun will you use?
4. There are Web sites where you can compare
prices of electronics.
#5 is similar to #4.
#6 and #7 are similar to #2.
#8 is similar to #4 and #5.
#9 is similar to #3.
Now you’re on your own!