• Relative Pronouns

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• Relative pronouns are words that join clauses together to form complex sentences. Use relative pronouns to avoid repeating information.

  
  

  Relative pronouns have two categories: 

  1. For people: that, who, whom, whose

  2. For animals/things: that, what
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• Without a Relative Pronoun	With a Relative Pronoun
  This is the man. He sold me the house.	This is the man who sold me the house.
  We bought a house. The house has a swimming pool.	We bought a house that has a swimming pool.

• *Be careful! Always keep the relative pronoun close to the noun it replaces to avoid confusion.

  -She wants to buy a house on this street that has a garden. (Does the house or the street have a garden?)

  -She wants to buy a house that has a garden on this street. (The house has a garden.)

Source : Alison