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    Relative Pronouns

    and
    Relative Adverbs
    By: Yopa Riyanda Puteri

    © Rafael Moreno Esteban


    Relative pronoun Use Example
    Who subject or object pronoun I told you about the woman
    for people who lives next door.

    Which subject or object pronoun Do you see the cat which is


    for animals and things lying on the roof?

    Which referring to a whole He couldn’t read which


    sentence surprised me.
    Whose possession for people Do you know the boy whose
    animals and things mother is a nurse?
    Whom object pronoun for people, I was invited by the
    especially in non-defining professor whom I met at the
    relative clauses (in defining conference.
    relative clauses we
    colloquially prefer who)
    That subject or object pronoun I don’t like the table that
    for people, animals and stands in the kitchen.
    things in defining relative
    clauses (who or which are
    also possible)

    © Rafael Moreno Esteban


    Relative Adverbs
     A relative adverb can be used instead of a
    relative pronoun plus preposition. This often
    makes the sentence easier to understand.
     This is the shop in which I bought my bike.
    → This is the shop where I bought my bike.

    Relative Meaning Use Example


    adverb
    When in/on which refers to a time the day when we
    expression met him
    Where in/at which refers to a place the place where
    we met him
    why for which refers to a person the reason why
    we met him
    © Rafael Moreno Esteban
    LINKING WORDS

    RELATIVE
    PRONOUNS

    WHO / THAT WHICH / THAT WHOSE


    PREPOSITION
    + WHOM
    or
    +WHICH
    (Formal)
    LINKING WORDS

    RELATIVE ADVERBS

    WHEN / THAT WHERE WHY / THAT


    Exercises
    1. It is not yet clearly understood _________
    cause obesity.
    a. why eating too many hamburgers can
    b. why can eating too many hamburgers
    c. what can eating too many hamburgers
    d. eating too many hamburgers can

    Then, the answer is a. why eating too


    many hamburgers can
    2. It was the arch the dome, among
    the chief innovations of Roman
    architecture.
    a. eventually that made possible
    b. that eventual made possible
    c. that eventual made possibly
    d. that eventually made possible

    Then, the answer is d. that eventually


    made possible
    © Rafael Moreno Esteban
    3. While most New Yorkers believe in
    ghosts, ______ do not.
    a. are a few who
    b. there are a few which
    c. there are a few that
    d. a few are who

    Then, the answer is c. there are a few that

    © Rafael Moreno Esteban

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