Defining relative clause, to give important information about someone or something, comes immediately after the noun it describes., use with who, that, which, whose and whom, NO comma, The people to whom I spoke were really helpful., This is the church that we got married in., Non-defining relative clause, to give extra but not necessary information about the person or thing., We don’t need it to understand who or what is being referred to., use with who, which, whose and whom, PUT comma, She has recorded more than fifty songs, many of which have become hits., They’ve made a number of albums, the most famous of which is American idiot.

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