RELATIVE CLAUSES: Who. Which or That..

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In today's class we learned how to use grammar properly, using relative pronouns.

When we start to get into a language, it is normal to use simple phrases. But as your level of English advances you need to use relative causes or sentences with relative pronouns.

But don't worry: once you get the hang of it, they're much easier than you might think.

But what are relative causes? are those that give essential or additional information about a person, or something that had already been mentioned before.

WHO: this pronoun is only used to refer to people

WHICH: for things, objects and animals

THAT: for people, objects and animals

WHERE: for places

WHEN: for time

WHOSE:possession

let's see some examples

• the woman who called yesterday wants to buy the house
• I love the puppy which is jumping at the kitchen 
• the girl that we met in france has sent us a card 
• this is the place where I met jenny 
• this is the year when my grandpa was born 
• Dr Barrett is a researcher whose study of tourism is great