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Relative Clause, Upper-intermediate Structure, ~Novia Adibatus Shofah, S.S…

- - - - Refers to things, animals
        
        The album which Kim bought was expensive.
    - - Refers to people, used as subject in the clause
        
        The lady who teaches in Political Science department is my mentor.
    - - Refers to things, animals
        
        The lion that escaped last night was captured.
    - - Refers to people, used as object or object of preposition
        
        Haris, whom Dina knew, arrived at Greensa yesterday.
    - - Refers to possession/ownership
        
        The father whose child is missing is frantic!
  - - - This is called a restrictive clause.
        
        The tramp who claimed to have a limp sprinted after the bus.
        
        This clause is required to identify The tramp. Without it, we don't know which tramp we're talking about.
    - - This is called a non-restrictive clause.
        
        My brother, who sung Dreams, became trending on Twitter yesterday.
        
        This clause is not required to identify My brother. It is just additional information.
- - - - I will never forget the day when I met you for the first time at the stadium.
  - - - The house where he shoots for the cineplex is old.
  - - - I don’t know the reason why she continuosly collected all those stuff in her office room.
- - - - You can often omit a relative pronoun, but you can't omit a relative adverb.