RELATIVE CLAUSES.

WHO

• replace the subject pronouns I, she, he, we and they.

• to show possession or relationship.

• are almost always restrictive clauses

WHICH

• show possession or relationship.

• Are almost always restrictive clauses, and therefore do not need commas.

• replace the subject pronouns I, she, he, we and they.

WHERE

• PERSON

• ANIMAL

• PLACE

WHEN

• PERSONS

• TIME

• WOMAN

WHOSE

• POSSESSION

• PLACE

• TIME

• ANIMALS

Paris is a city _______ you can find many awesome places

• where

• who

• what

• how

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A

CCSS.L.4.1A

THAT

• PEOPLE

• ANIMAL

• PLACE

• TIME

We use who to replace the

• ANIMALS

• subject pronouns

• PLACE

We use whose to show

• place

• possession or relationship

• time

Clauses that begin with that are almost always

• restrictive clauses,

• and therefore do not need commas

• alls