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Relative Clauses - Coggle Diagram
Relative Clauses
Relative pronouns
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who/whom
It's used for people, and indicates a certain subject or pronoun.
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whose
It's used for people or things, but it indicates possesion.
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Position of prepositions
There are 2 choices for the position of prepositions ("Who" or "that" are not used after prepositions).
1) Before the relative pronoun. It is usually used in formal conversations.
Examples: I like the people with whom I work with.
That is the flat in which my parents live.
2) at the end of the relative clause. It is usually used in informal conversations.
Example: I like the people that I work with.
That is the flat in which my parents live in.