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Relative Pronouns: Who, Whom, Which, That, Whose

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by Cindy Ada De la Barra Arteaga
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Relative pronouns connect ideas and add details . refers to people when it is the subject of the sentence , as in the teacher who explains the lesson . refers to people when it is the object in formal writing , for example the student to whom the dean spoke . refers to animals and objects , and it can introduce nonessential information , as in the book , which I finished yesterday . refers to people , animals , or things in essential information clauses . shows possession for people , animals , and sometimes things , as in the artist whose mural brightens the wall .

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Last summer , I visited a small coastal town is famous for its fresh seafood . I stayed with an old fisherman lived in a blue cottage near the harbor . The cottage , smelled faintly of salt and pine , offered a peaceful retreat from the city . During the day , I walked along the rocky shore the waves crashed loudly against the cliffs . It was a wonderful trip I will never forget .

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