RELATIVE PRONOUNS

USEWe use realtive pronoun to add more information

to a sentence

RELATIVE PRONOUN GIVES MORE INFORMATION ABOUT …

WHO A person

WHICH A thing

WHERE A place

We use who to add information about a person

■My sister, who is twelve, loves horses.

■This is my friend Sara, who lives on a boat.

■My father, who owns a horse, participated in the

race.

We use which to add information about a thing

■I have got a computer, which I use for doing my

homework.

■This photo, which my sister took, is of our holiday

in France.

We use where to add information about a thing

■This is my bedroom, where I sleep.

■This is the park, where we play football.

THIS, THAT, THESE. THOSE

■ We use this and these to talk about things that are neaar to us. – This is my guitar.– These are my shoes

■ We use that and those to talk about things that are further away from us – That is my desk, over there– Those are my CD´s, on the shelf by the window.