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What are relative clauses in English grammar?
What are relative clauses in English grammar?
They function as adjectives, adding info to nouns/pronouns.
What connects relative clauses to the main clause?
What connects relative clauses to the main clause?
They are connected by relative pronouns.
What is the function of relative clauses?
What is the function of relative clauses?
To provide additional details about a noun or pronoun.
What are defining relative clauses?
What are defining relative clauses?
They provide essential info without commas.
Which pronouns are common in restrictive clauses?
Which pronouns are common in restrictive clauses?
Who, whom, which, whose, where, when, and that.
What are non-defining relative clauses?
What are non-defining relative clauses?
They add extra info and are set off by commas.
What is a key punctuation rule for restrictive clauses?
What is a key punctuation rule for restrictive clauses?
They do not use commas.
What pronouns are used for people in relative clauses?
What pronouns are used for people in relative clauses?
Use 'who' for subjects and 'whom' for objects.
What pronouns are used for things in relative clauses?
What pronouns are used for things in relative clauses?
Use 'which' or 'that' for things and animals.
Why is the choice of relative pronoun important?
Why is the choice of relative pronoun important?
It affects the grammatical correctness and meaning.