RELATIVE PRONOUNS
Function	Defining Relative Clause	Non-defining Relative Clause
People Subject Things	WHO (that)   THAT (which)	, WHO   , WHICH
People Object Things	0 (that)   0 (that)	, WHOM   , WHICH
People Complement with preposition Things	0 ... preposition preposition + whom whom ... preposition 0 ... preposition preposition + which which ... preposition	, preposition + WHOM     , preposition + WHICH
People Noun Complement Things	WHOSE   WHOSE / of which	, WHOSE   , WHOSE / , of which
Relative pronous in bold letters refer to the most commonly used forms 0 means that no relative pronoun appears actually in the sentence WHICH can refer to the previous sentence WHAT can be the subjet of the main clause A defining clause limits the meaning of the antecedent and can't be taken out without changing the meaning of the sentence. Example : The man I met yesterday offered me a job. A non-defining clause can be taken out without altering the meaning of the sentence. Example : This book, which was written 20 years ago, is still very popular.
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