Grammar
We can use Relative Clauses to identify, define, or classify a person or thing.
Who: When we talk about people.
He was a scientist who made great discoveries.
Which: When we talk about things.
She moved to another city, which made me sad.
That: When we talk about things and people.
The animals that live here are adapted to extreme conditions.
Whose: When we talk in possessive forms.
They took a house whose owner had abandoned years before.
Importance:
The most important thing is not to repeat the subject in your relative clauses. In general, use and That WHO for people to things, but after a comma , Which used instead of that..
if really have much reason the information will be much longer than we used to a conversation
ResponderEliminarThis is important because we help talk of differents thing o persons, adding more information a our conversation.
ResponderEliminarHi, of course this is very important,because we can identify, define, or classify a person or thing.
ResponderEliminarHi, interesting because this way we can identifcar that a person or thing and to form correct expressions
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