RELATIVE PRONOUNS | THAT, WHICH, WHO(M), WHOSE, WHERE, WHEN or nothing? | Explained with donuts
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Description: Do you get confused about when to use THAT or WHICH or no relative pronoun. What about WHO or WHOM. In which situations can we use WHOSE or WHERE or WHEN? What's the difference between a restrictive relative clause and a non-restrictive relative clause? What about pronunciation. Are they pronounced differently. Yes, indeed in this lesson you will learn all about relative clauses. 0:00 What you need to know 1:14 What are relative clauses? 3:13 Non-restrictive relative clauses 6:43 Restrictive relative clauses 7:47 Can you use WHICH in restrictive clauses? 10:36 More rules for choosing which relative pronoun 12:27 Pronunciation of relative clauses 13:38 Omitting the relative pronoun The film clip is from The Sweet Smell of Success Switch on the subtitles. ..If you are a grammar lover you might be interested in our new range of grammarian merchandise exclusive to LetThemTalkTV teespring.com/stores/my-store-10219664 We go deeper #LetThemTalkTV #ZeitgeistBanana #grammarian Listen to the Zeitgeist Banana podcast here. youtube.com/channel/UCgebkwYztP45mX9P5UndD3g Subscribe here youtube.com/user/letthemtalkparis?sub_confirmation=1 Learn English in Paris letthemtalk.fr instagram @LetThemTalkParis
