• Relative Adverbs

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• Relative adverbs can also join clauses together to form complex sentences.  They add more information to a sentence.
  

  
  

  Some common relative adverbs are:

  -When: for time  

  -Where: for places

  -Why: for reasons
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• Without a Relative Adverb	With a Relative Adverb
  I will move in tomorrow.  The tenants will move out.	I will move in tomorrow when the tenants move out.
  That's the apartment. I met the agent there.	That's the apartment where I met the agent.
  I don't know the reason this house is so expensive.	I don't know why this house is so expensive.

• *Be careful! The relative adverb usually goes in the middle of the information it joins together.

  That's the apartment I met the agent where.

 Source : Alison