This document summarizes different types of relative pronouns:
1) Subject-relative pronouns like who, which, and that are used to combine sentences where the word after the pronoun is a verb.
2) Object-relative pronouns like who, which, and that are used to combine sentences where the word after the pronoun is a noun or pronoun, not a verb.
3) Subject-relative pronouns cannot be dropped from a sentence, but object-relative pronouns can be dropped.
This document summarizes different types of relative pronouns:
1) Subject-relative pronouns like who, which, and that are used to combine sentences where the word after the pronoun is a verb.
2) Object-relative pronouns like who, which, and that are used to combine sentences where the word after the pronoun is a noun or pronoun, not a verb.
3) Subject-relative pronouns cannot be dropped from a sentence, but object-relative pronouns can be dropped.
This document summarizes different types of relative pronouns:
1) Subject-relative pronouns like who, which, and that are used to combine sentences where the word after the pronoun is a verb.
2) Object-relative pronouns like who, which, and that are used to combine sentences where the word after the pronoun is a noun or pronoun, not a verb.
3) Subject-relative pronouns cannot be dropped from a sentence, but object-relative pronouns can be dropped.
This document summarizes different types of relative pronouns:
1) Subject-relative pronouns like who, which, and that are used to combine sentences where the word after the pronoun is a verb.
2) Object-relative pronouns like who, which, and that are used to combine sentences where the word after the pronoun is a noun or pronoun, not a verb.
3) Subject-relative pronouns cannot be dropped from a sentence, but object-relative pronouns can be dropped.
Subject-relative Pronouns Who (People) Emma is a girl. Emma likes to read. Emma is a girl who likes to read. To combine (Subject: Emma) sentences The book is very useful. Which The book has 365 (Things) pages. The book which is very useful has 365 pages. Subject: The book That Emma is a girl that likes to read. (Everything) The book that is very useful has 365 pages.
Object relative pronouns
Who (People) There’s the boy. You really like him. There’s the boy who you really To combine like. sentences There’s the boy you really like. Which The film was good. We watched it. (Things) The film which we watched was good. The film we watched was good. That There’s the boy that you really like. (Everything) The film that we watched was good.
Time and place
When Time 2020 is the year when Covid-19 hit Malaysia. Where Place Malaysia is the place where I was born.
Subject-relative Object-relative Pronoun Pronoun The word after who/ The word after who/ which/ that, is which/ that, is: a verb. 动词 - NOT a verb. - a noun 名词 Or - a pronoun. 代词 Subject-relative Object-relative Pronouns CANNOT be Pronouns CAN be dropped. dropped. The apple which is The apple which he lying (verb) on the (pronoun) lay on the table is red. table is red. The apple lying on the The apple he table is red. X (pronoun) lay on the table is red. You’re the person who You’re the person who spoke (verb) to Suzy. Suzy (noun) spoke to. You’re the person You’re the person Suzy spoke to Suzy. X (noun) spoke to.
Aulia Machfiroh_1811040206_Pengajuan ke 2_ An analysis of collocation on Essay by students of forth semester in English Education Pogram at Raden Intan State Islamic University_DR. Hj. Rumadani Sagala, M. Ag
