Relative pronouns

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RELATIVE PRONOUNS

By Dylan Madero, Pepe Inglés, Daniel Alvira, Carol Montes and Sergi Doblado

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What are relative pronouns and when to use them?

Relative pronouns are who, which, whose and where. They are pronouns that are used when we want to add important information about the subject or object of the sentence and are usually placed immediately after the noun to which they refer.

Ex: I am a person who is learning english

STRUCTURE

Sentence 1 + relative pronoun + sentence 2.

Ex: Lola found some information which was very interesting

WHO

When is who used?

Who is used to talk about people

EXEMPLES:

• I asked her who had told her the secret.

• The girl who he’s dancing with is his sister.

WHICH

When is which used?

Which is used to talk about things

EXEMPLES:

• Which one is yours: the blue or the red one?

• Which books are on the shelf?

WHOSE

When is whose used?

Whose is used to talk about possessions

EXEMPLES:

• Judges are people whose decisions are very important.

• Whose glasses are those?

WHERE

When is where used?

Where is used to talk about palace

EXEMPLES:

• A court is a place where lawyers.

• Where have I put my keys?

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