Back to Course Relative Clauses (who, that, which, whom, whose, etc.) 0% Complete 0/0 Steps Relative Clauses - When do we use them? Relative Clauses - How do we form them? A. Defining relative clauses B. Non-defining relative clauses Remember Quizzes Relative Clauses B1-B2 - Test 1 Relative Clauses B1-B2 - Test 2 Relative Clauses B1-B2 - Test 3 Relative Clauses B1-B2 - Test 4 Relative Clauses B1-B2 - Test 5 Relative Clauses – Key Word Transformation – B2 – Test 1 Relative Clauses – Key Word Transformation – B2 – Test 2 Relative Clauses (who, that, which, whom, whose, etc.) Remember Lesson 5 of 5 In Progress ← Previous Remember Relative Clauses (who, that, which, whom, whose, etc.) Remember 1. In non-defining relative clauses you can use which to refer to the whole clause before. We have to use a comma before which.Most of the students passed the exam, which made the teacher very proud.2. We use that (not which) after:→ something, everything, nothing, anything→ numeral→ all, some, any, no, none, little, few→ the superlativeEverything (that) he said was true.The first thing (that) you must do is marry her.All visitors (that) come to Prague admire it.3. What is not a relative pronoun. It is at the beginning of a noun-clause, or an object-clause.Show me what you have in your hand. X Show me everything that you have in your hand.What he said was true. X Everything (that) he said was true.4. Sentences with two meanings:My brother who is in Switzerland is a surgeon.→ I have another brother or other brothers somewhere else.My brother, who is in Switzerland, is a surgeon.→ I have only one brother.The test paper which everyone failed was too difficult.→ There were other papers, which everyone did not fail.The test paper, which everyone failed, was too difficult. → There was a single test paper and everybody failed it.5. Quantity phrase pronouns:→ both of whom→ none of whom→ all of whom→ few of whom→ a lot of whom→ nothing of which→ neither of which They have two sons, both of whom are tall.Three buses arrived, all of which were crowded.She showed me two coats, neither of which fitted me.They’ve built twenty flats, few of which have two bathrooms.There were five boys at the party, none of whom she liked. 0 0 votes Article Rating Subscribe Login Notify of new follow-up comments new replies to my comments Label {} [+] Name* Email* Website Δ Label {} [+] Name* Email* Website Δ 0 Comments Oldest Newest Most Voted Inline Feedbacks View all comments