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Mind Map by sonia perez, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by sonia perez
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Relative clauses
- Defining
- They define the
noun
- They identify what thing or
person we are referring to.
- Examples
- She's the woman who
helped me yesterday!
- She has a cottage which they can
use for the weekend.
- Mary, who was eighteen yesterday, is
one of my best friends.
- The table, (which) you broke yesterday, was
bought by my grandmother.
- She's the woman who
helped me yesterday!
- They define the
noun
- Non-defining
- They add additional
information.
- Commas are used to
separate the sentence
- Commas are used to
separate the sentence
- You cannot use
- That” in place of “which” or
“who”
- That” in place of “which” or
“who”
- Examples
- Sally, that is from Australia,
always wins.
- My sister who lives in Guadalajara is
pregnant.
- This is the cat which you adopted.
- He couldn’t read, which surprised me.
- Do you know the boy whose
mother is a nurse?
- I was invited by the
professor whom I met
at the conference.
- Sally, that is from Australia,
always wins.
- They add additional
information.
- Definition
- We use them to
refer to a noun
- Person
- Thing
- Person
- Join two or more
clauses
- Forming "relative
clauses"
- Forming "relative
clauses"
- Relative pronouns
- That, which,
who, whom,
whose,
- That, which,
who, whom,
whose,
- We use them to
refer to a noun
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