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RELATIVE PRONOUNS
- WHO
- To refer to people
- -An actor is a person who works on TV
-My uncle, who was a doctor , lived in
Cali. -My sister, who just moved in with
me, is looking for a job
- It’s the bus that passes by my house
- -An actor is a person who works on TV
-My uncle, who was a doctor , lived in
Cali. -My sister, who just moved in with
me, is looking for a job
- To refer to people
- THAT
- It is used to replace "which" , "who" or "
Whom " in defining the substantive clauses .
- WHICH
- To refer to object
- -My brother broke the glass ,
which angered my parents.
-My new job, which I only
started last week, is already
very stressful
- This is the book that buy yesterday
- -My brother broke the glass ,
which angered my parents.
-My new job, which I only
started last week, is already
very stressful
- To refer to object
- WHEN
- To refer to time
- You can tell when you come home
- These relative adverbs sometimes used instead of a relative pronoun to the sentence easier to
understand. These expressions refer to adverbs of time, place or motives.
- These relative adverbs sometimes used instead of a relative pronoun to the sentence easier to
understand. These expressions refer to adverbs of time, place or motives.
- You can tell when you come home
- To refer to time
- WHERE
- To refer to spaces
and places
- -The town where I grew up , now city.
-The university where I study is an
excellent school.
- -The town where I grew up , now city.
-The university where I study is an
excellent school.
- To refer to spaces
and places
- WHOSE
- To refer to possession
both for people and
things.
- -This is the man whom i love
-That is the girl whose parents
got divorced last year
- -This is the man whom i love
-That is the girl whose parents
got divorced last year
- To refer to possession
both for people and
things.
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