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Relative Pronouns: Principles [ING II]

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Relative Pronouns: Principles [ING II]Online version

Complete the sentences with the correct concept.

by Nahum López Gómez
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A : is the subject of an adjective clause used for describing people .

B : is the subject of an adjective clause used for describing things .

C : is the subject of an adjective clause used for describing both and .

D : replaces Who in very circumstances when the subject , in this case a person , is receiving an action rather than performing it .

E : is used to show performing the same function as other possessive pronouns working as adjectivesm , so it has to be connected to a noun .

F : is used in an Adjective Clause to indicate a specific place , position or . In some cases , it acts as an adverb , conjunction or pronoun to define location .

G : is used to indicate a specific time , point , or , often linking a subordinate clause to a main clause , signifying certainty or a direct consequence .

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