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This has been my family's home ___ we've lived for over 400 years.

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Since the time of Edmund Claremont ___ first lived here in 1600.

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The ship ___ he commanded during a famous naval battle.

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The reason ___ he became a national hero.

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The piece of land ___ Claremont Castle now stands.

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Edmund's wife Margaret, ___ he married in 1605.

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The one ___´s sitting on the horse is Henry.

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William ___ was his mother's favorite.

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The civil war ___ broke out in 1642.

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William, ___ wife Jane was a famous beauty.

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The picture from the year ___ their youngest son was born.

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The dining room ___ we'll see more pictures.

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Place adverb: "home where we've lived" - "where" connects the home (place) to the action of living there. Not "when" (time) or "which" (thing).

Subject pronoun for people: "Edmund Claremont who first lived here" - "who" for person doing the action (lived). Not "which" (for things).

Object pronoun for things: "ship which he commanded" - "which" for non-person object (ship). "That" also works but "who" is wrong (not person).

Reason adverb: "reason why he became hero" - "why" explains cause/purpose. Only adverb that fits reason questions.

Place adverb: "land where castle stands" - "where" links physical location. Not "when" (time) or "which" (specific thing).

who = people

Person - the one sitting (who is)

Person - William (people)

Event as thing: "civil war which broke out" - events treated as "things" take "which." Not "who" (not person).

Possessive: "William, whose wife was beauty" - "whose" = possession for people/things. Shows relationship (William → wife).

Time adverb: "year when son was born" - "when" for specific time periods. Not "where" (place) or "which" (thing).

Place adverb: "dining room where we'll see" - future location of action (seeing pictures).

 
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