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#💯 Spoken English #psc #✍️വിദ്യാഭ്യാസം
💯 Spoken English - LEARN ENGLISH WITH SIR TARIQURE RELATIVE CLAUSES The grammar of connecting details 2. NON-ESSENTIAL ESSENTIAL 1 CLAUSES CLAUSES (also known as Defining Non-defining (also known as or Restrictive Clauses) or Non-restrictive Clauses) They They are crucial for thel provide extra; optional information meaning of the sentence They identify which specific They do not change the thing being core identity of the noun. person or talked about The sentence makes sense Removing them changes without them the meaning My The student uncle, who lives in London, is visiting who studied hart got the highest US. mark Must use commas! No commas. Other examples: Other examples: Mr Jones, whom you met, ٥ The book that / am reading interesting. is a teacher is very The car which won the Paris which is the capital of France, is beautiful. race was red RELATIVE PRONOUNS WHO WHOM WHOSE WHICH THAT people subject people, object things people/things possession ENRICHING SENTENCES WITH EXTRA DETAILS! LEARN ENGLISH WITH SIR TARIQURE RELATIVE CLAUSES The grammar of connecting details 2. NON-ESSENTIAL ESSENTIAL 1 CLAUSES CLAUSES (also known as Defining Non-defining (also known as or Restrictive Clauses) or Non-restrictive Clauses) They They are crucial for thel provide extra; optional information meaning of the sentence They identify which specific They do not change the thing being core identity of the noun. person or talked about The sentence makes sense Removing them changes without them the meaning My The student uncle, who lives in London, is visiting who studied hart got the highest US. mark Must use commas! No commas. Other examples: Other examples: Mr Jones, whom you met, ٥ The book that / am reading interesting. is a teacher is very The car which won the Paris which is the capital of France, is beautiful. race was red RELATIVE PRONOUNS WHO WHOM WHOSE WHICH THAT people subject people, object things people/things possession ENRICHING SENTENCES WITH EXTRA DETAILS! - ShareChat