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relative clauses defining non-defining

by Zsolt
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Defining relative clauses tell us which particular person or thing the speaker is talking about.

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Non-defining relative clauses give extra information.

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The man who phoned you is my accountant.

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Non-defining relative clauses use commas.

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It´s possible to use THAT in non-defining relative clauses.

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Sometimes we can ommit the relative pronoun in defining clauses.

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The relative pronoun in the picture...

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who, which, whose, where, when and why are relative pronouns.

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They give essential information.

Actually it´s possible to ommit that clause.

It has NO commas :)

CAN is the verb. YOU is the subject, so it´s posibble to say: Forza is a videogame you can play on xbox.

The verb is ARE, so WHICH is the subject. We cannot ommit the word WHICH.

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