Defining Relative Clauses: The Object Pronoun Defining the Subject

Grammar - Object Pronoun Defining the Subject

We can use an object pronoun to define the subject when we mention it again.

We can use a relative clause instead of an object pronoun when we mention it again in the same sentence.

We use who or that in place of the person.

We use which or that in place of the thing.

• 2 Sentences → 1 Sentence
• OBJECT PRONOUN → RELATIVE PRONOUN
• PERSON → who/that
• The girl was in the library. Sue helped her.
• The girl who Sue helped was in the library.
• THING → which/that
• The book was good. Tom read it.
• The book which Tom read was good.