WE ARE BACK!!!
On Monday, we did activities about relative pronouns:
To do the activities we have to use: which, that, who/whom, whose, where, when.
There are two types of relative clauses:
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DEFINING: It gives us essential information about people, places or things.
Examples: I am a member of a band which is called "Shakira's Boys".
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NON-DEFINING: It gives us extra information about people, places or things. We separate non-defining relative clauses using commas.
Examples: Good musicians, who earn a lot of money, write their own songs.
In any of them we can't omit whose.
We can omit the pronoun in a defining relative clause if it is not the subject of the clause.
