Grammar
This tells us more information about people and things and is followed by the pronouns who, whose, which, that, when, where.
Relative clause(s)
This pronoun refers to a period of time.
When
a prison on an island.
Alcatraz
a person who destroys public or private property
vandal
Eat Rob
An cuop
The two types of relative clauses
Defining and Non Defining
This pronoun refers to a place.
Where
Something that can't be explained by Science.
Paranormal
Someone who purposely set things on fire
Arsonist
Rice Shower
com tam
This tells us essential information about who or what we are talking about and are not put in commas.
Defining relative clause
These pronouns refer to things.
which/that
Unique objects collected for their historical interest usually associated with famous people or events.
Memorabilia
a person who steal from people's pocket
pickpocket
Toilet Kiss
Cau Hon
This gives us extra information about something. We don't need this information to understand the sentence.
Non defining relative clause(s)
These pronouns refer to people.
Who/that
Evidence/excuse that you were someplace else when a crime occurred.
Alibi
a person who enters a building illegally with the intention of stealing
Burglar
Bread Pig Turn
Banh Mi Heo Quay
When the relative pronoun is the object, and not the subject, of a defining relative clause we can ____ the relative pronoun.
Omit
This pronoun is used to show possession
Whose
The process of trying to prove someone is guilty of a crime in court.
Prosecution
To steal from a shop
shoplifting
Cow Avoid/Dodge
Bo Ne