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    The document provides information about relative clauses and relative pronouns. It defines three relative pronouns: 1) which is used for things and can be the subject or object of a sentence, 2) who is only used to refer to people, and 3) whose exercises a possessive function and should not be confused with who.

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    The document provides information about relative clauses and relative pronouns. It defines three relative pronouns: 1) which is used for things and can be the subject or object of a sentence, 2) who is only used to refer to people, and 3) whose exercises a possessive function and should not be confused with who.

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    The document provides information about relative clauses and relative pronouns. It defines three relative pronouns: 1) which is used for things and can be the subject or object of a sentence, 2) who is only used to refer to people, and 3) whose exercises a possessive function and should not be confused with who.

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    Full name and ID BRENDA ARAUJO JACOME 579592 09/05/2020

    Relatives clauses

    According to definition, you must write the relative


    clause word
    1
    T

    2
    W H I C H

    H A

    3
    W H O T

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    1. This is the wildcard pronoun:


    2. This pronoun only serves for
    it's good for both people and
    things and animals. It can also be
    things, so you can use it to
    the subject or object of the
    replace both who and which.
    sentence.
    2. Finally, we have the pronoun
    3. This pronoun is used only to
    whose, that we should not
    refer to people
    confuse with who since it
    exercises the possessive function

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