Relative clauses (1)
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Relative clauses
(1) :using who, which and whose
WHAT IS A RELATIVE CLAUSES?
Subordinate clause that modifies a noun phrase , most commonly a noun which begins with who,which or whose
Example :Pn. Rabiah is the person who found your purse
WHO AND WHICH
Who for peopleWhich for things
ExampleStudent who arrive late must wait outsideHere is the book which you wanted
WHOSE
ITS SHOWS POSSESSION. WE USE whose BEFORE A NOUN
Example : This morning I gave a ride to a friend whose car is in tune-up
The car belongs to the friend
Common mistakes in relative clauses
Corrected sentences
She is a girl which is very kind. She is a girl who is very kind.
She is a girl who she is very kind She is a girl who is very kind
People who their cars are dirty should clean them.
People whose cars are dirty.
A COMMON MISTAKE: ADDING EXTRA PRONOUNS
In a relative clause, we do not use words like he or she after who or which. This is because who and which take the place of
he or she
Example:A man who he spends all his money is a
fool.
A man who spends all his money is a fool.
Relative clauses without a relative pronoun
In informal English, we often leave out the relative
pronoun.
I found the book you wanted.
that’s all from me…thank you