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Relative Clauses, [Crown Academy of English. (2016, March 21st).Non…

- - - - subject or object pronoun
        
        used for people
    - - object pronoun
        
        used for people
    - - subject or object pronoun
        
        used for things & animals
    - - subject or object pronoun
        
        used for people & things
    - - possessive pronoun
        
        used for people & things
    - - When the relative pronoun is the subject of the clause, it cannot be ommited.
      - who, which and whom can be replaced by "that" in english
      - They can be ommited when they are the object of the clause.
- - - - Relative pronouns which can be used with non-defininf relative clauses:
        
        Who
        
        subject & object pronoun
        
        Used for people
        
        Whom
        
        object pronoun
        
        Used for people
        
        Which
        
        subject & object pronoun
        
        Used for things & animals (nouns)
        
        Whole clauses (facts)
        
        Whose
        
        possessive pronoun
        
        People & things
      - In non-defining clauses, the relative pronoun can never be omitted.
      - Non-defining relative clauses always start with a relative pronoun
    - - "That"
        
        "Who", "Whom", "Which" & "Whose" can't be replaced by "That"
        
        Non-defining relative clauses never use "that"
      - Use of comas
        
        They are always separated by comas from the rest of the sentence
      - Relative pronouns
        
        The relative pronoun can't be omitted