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Preguntas de verdad o falso sobre relative clauses

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Relative Clauses: True or false?
 

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Preguntas de verdad o falso sobre relative clauses

by Alejandro Spiteri
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The book who I read last year was a bestseller.

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The woman whose car was stolen reported the incident.

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You cannot end a relative clause with a preposition.

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The pronoun 'whose' is used for objects.

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The movie that I watched yesterday won several awards.

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In a defining (restrictive) relative clause, the relative pronoun can be omitted.

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Which is used only for people.

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The book that I borrowed from the library is due tomorrow.

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We use 'who' to refer to people in a relative clause.

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A non-defining relative clause can omit the comma.

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