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English — relative clauses

Relative clauses add information about a noun using who, which, that and friends.

1

How it works

✓ Rule

who for people, which for things, that for both (in defining clauses): The man who called… The book which/that I read… whose shows possession, where a place.

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The relative pronouns

pronoun → use
Pronoun Use
who people
which things
that people or things (defining)
whose possession
where place
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Good to know

⚠ Note

You can drop the pronoun when it's the object: The book (that) I read. Non-defining clauses need commas and can't use that: My brother, who lives in Rome, is a doctor.

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