RELATIIVILAUSEET
:
WHO
,
WHOM
,
WHOSE
,
WHICH
,
THAT
,
WHAT
main
clause
Nobody
has
seen
the
man
who
lives
in
that
gloomy
old
house
.
relative
clause
Jenny
is
a
friend
who
I
trust
completely
.
(
refers
to
a
human
being
)
1
.
Did
you
see
the
man
stole
our
car
?
(
refers
to
a
human
being
)
Christine
is
a
person
whose
desk
is
always
tidy
.
(
possession
)
2
.
Have
you
ever
met
a
teacher
papers
are
in
order
?
(
possession
)
Did
you
see
the
singer
who
Martin
wrote
about
?
(
preposition
at
the
end
of
the
clause
)
3
.
Have
you
met
the
guy
Laura
talked
about
?
(
preposition
at
the
end
of
the
clause
)
I
finally
met
the
writer
about
whom
Jenny
is
always
talking
.
(
preposition
precedes
the
pronoun
)
4
.
Who
was
the
man
with
you
were
talking
?
(
preposition
precedes
the
pronoun
)
Buffy
Sainte
-
Marie
,
who
is
a
famous
singer
and
songwriter
,
gave
a
wonderful
concert
in
Helsinki
.
(
non
-
identifying
relative
clause
?
use
commas
)
5
.
John's
sister
,
is
a
famous
actress
,
is
going
to
visit
us
next
week
.
(
non
-
identifying
relative
clause
?
use
commas
)
I
went
to
see
the
movie
which
you
talked
about
.
(
refers
to
an
object
,
you
can
also
use
that
here
)
6
.
This
is
the
house
Jack
built
.
(
refers
to
an
object
,
you
can
also
use
that
here
)
Our
neighbour's
house
,
which
they
had
just
renovated
,
was
burglared
last
night
.
(
non
-
identifying
relative
clause
-
commas
)
7
.
Our
car
,
we
had
bought
two
months
earlier
,
was
totally
wrecked
in
the
accident
.
(
non
-
identifying
relative
clause
-
commas
)
The
company
opened
a
new
store
in
the
town
,
which
the
inhabitants
welcomed
with
great
satisfaction
.
(
the
whole
clause
as
the
correlate
)
8
.
All
the
tickets
for
the
concert
had
been
sold
,
was
a
great
disappointment
.
(
the
whole
clause
as
the
correlate
)
Jack
lifted
the
book
,
under
which
he
found
a
little
handwritten
note
.
(
which
can
be
preceded
by
a
preposition
)
9
.
She
opened
the
box
,
in
she
found
a
golden
key
.
(
preposition
precedes
the
pronoun
)
That
can
refer
to
both
people
and
objects
but
you
cannot
use
it
after
a
preposition
or
a
comma
.
But
you
must
use
that
if
the
correlate
is
all
,
much
,
little
a
pronoun
ending
with
?
thing
,
an
ordinal
number
or
superlative
.
10
.
There
isn't
much
I
can
tell
you
.
11
.
It
was
the
worst
holiday
I've
ever
had
.
12
.
All
glitters
is
not
gold
.
In
the
forest
the
children
saw
a
little
cottage
whose
walls
/
the
walls
of
which
were
made
from
pepparcake
.
(
two
different
ways
to
express
påossession
)
13
.
Prince
Philip
found
himself
outside
a
castle
walls
were
covered
with
thorns
.
(
possession
)
14
.
Princess
Aurora
was
sleeping
in
her
chamber
,
the
door
of
was
covered
with
cobwebs
.
(
possession
)
What
people
promise
cannot
always
be
trusted
.
(
what
-
no
correlate
)
15
.
Maybe
it's
best
to
forget
happened
.
(
no
correlate
!
)
The
girl
saw
two
doors
one
of
which
was
red
and
the
other
blue
.
(
relative
pronoun
with
another
pronoun
)
She
opened
the
blue
one
and
saw
seven
old
monks
all
of
whom
were
busy
writing
.
(
relative
pronoun
with
another
pronoun
)
16
.
I
have
two
children
,
both
of
are
studying
.
(
relative
pronoun
with
another
pronoun
)
17
.
My
students
ask
me
a
lot
of
questions
,
some
of
I
can't
answer
.
(
relative
pronoun
with
another
pronoun
)
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