Relative clauses are used to , describe and define a person , describe or define a thing, describe or define the thing or person we are talking about , Relative clauses that define a person begine with , who, who or that, that, The man __________ lives next door is a teacher, who, which, who/ that, Relative clauses that define a ___________ begin with which or that , thing, person, thing or person, I´m looking for the book _____________ was on the shelf, which/ that, who/ that, who, When the relative clause is followed by a verb, we must use the relative pronoun, the relative clause is optional, When the relative clause is followed by a a ____________ the relative pronoun is optional, subject, verb, preposition, The people who I met were extremely friendly. / The people that I met were extremely friendly/ The people I met were extremely friendly, Only the first sentence is correct, Only the last sentence is correct, Only the second sentence is correct, All the sentences are correct, I have a friend who speaks languages, The relative pronoun is optional, We must use the relative pronoun, We can use whom to refer to people and it is rarely used in speech, true, false, We use __________ to show possessions, whom, whose, which, Non-defining relative clauses, define the person or thing we are talking about, give extra information about the person or thing, You cannnot leave out the relative pronoun from an non-defining relative clause, true, false, You can use that to replace who or which in a non-relative clause, true, false, Which sentence is correct?, Miah, who speaks fluent French, is looking for a new flat, Miah who speaks fluent French, is looking for a new flat, Miah, who speaks fluent French is looking for a new flat, Miah, that speaks fluent French, is looking for a new flat.

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