Relative Clauses
Today I'll talk to you about relative pronouns. It is a topic that I knew but I didn't know the name of it, as always.
I found a very useful webpage, to go there click here. I like this page because it is very complete, it tells you what we learnt en English class and some extra information.
You can also find some exercises click here. These exercises are the "easiers" but if you want to continue you can explore the webpage and find more exercises. At the end of the first link you will find a list.
Hey there, Elio!
ResponderBorrarNice post you have here, I really liked it, because it refreshed my thoughts about, because, I had forgotten which were the relative pronouns, thanks a lot, in this case, No further questions.
Hello Elio
ResponderBorrarI liked your post and the information that you have shared with us, although the topic of relative clauses seems to be easy because we have already studied it is important to reinforced our knowledge about this topics because sometimes we forget how to identify a relative clause in a sentence and when to use them but thank to your post i have reinforced my knowledge about them and also how to shorten relatives clauses, I just have a question, how can I identify when to use a relative adverb instead of a relative pronoun in a sentence?
Thank you Elio!
Hello Elio !, I realy liked your post, because your information is really nice and useful.
ResponderBorrarWith the material that you have shared with us, now I know more about the usage of "whom" in relative clauses and the other pronouns.
I just have a little doubt, why "whom" is used in non-defining clauses?
Thank you so much!
Hello Dear Elio, nice to hear you again. Relatives Clauses are easy now because we´ve already studied it, as you said, the importance of relatives clauses is that in our text, we avoid repeating words and it is more fluent.
ResponderBorrarI don´t have any question about it, but I´ll definitely reinforce my knowledge with the exercises.
Thank you very much.
Hi, Elio. I appreciated the content of your post. The web site you shared contains a very useful information to make relative clauses. What I learned is that relative adverbs can be used instead of relative pronouns with prepositions at the beginning of some relative clauses. We already studied this topic, but it is important to keep practicing it. I just have one question, what is the difference between defining and non-defining clauses? Thanks. Bye
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