Relative Pronouns WHO – WHOM – WHICH – WHOSE - THAT.

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Relative Pronouns WHO – WHOM – WHICH – WHOSE - THAT

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Relative Pronouns

WHO – WHOM – WHICH – WHOSE - THAT

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WHO (que) antes vem pessoa

The woman who you saw in the street is my mother.

The boys who were playing are my sons. Mrs. Jane, who bought this, is very rich.

- Obs: The woman that you saw in the street is my mother.

The boys that were playing are my sons.

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WHOM (que, quem) relacionado ao objeto

The maid whom (that/who/Ø) they hired is my cousin.

The man about whom I told you, came in that shop.

The little child for whom I gave a present is Patrick.

- Preposições: at, for, with, about.

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WHICH (que) antes vem animal ou coisa

The money which I gave you belongs to Sue. The money that I gave you belongs to Sue.

Tell us about the pet which you got. Tell us about the pet that you got.

The box in which the toys are is Fred’s.

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WHOSE (cujo) possessivo

The children whose mother died last year are there.

The house whose family sold is huge.

Obs.: substitui his, her, their.

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Why usado para clarificar a razão (porquê):

The government doesn't dignify my job, and that's why I feel demotivated. 

(Why substitui The government doesn't dignify my job que é a razão - responde à pergunta "porquê".)

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That ou Ø após superlativos

This magazine is the most interesting (that) I have ever seen.

He is the richest man (that) Jennifer has ever kissed.

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Important!

That nunca substitui whose.

Who, whom, which e that nunca podem ser omitidos antes do verbo.

Ex.: The secretary who brought me flowers is Janet.

The secretary brought me flowers is Janet. (WRONG!!)


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