Defining Relative Clauses: The Subject Pronoun Defining the Object

Grammar - Subject Pronoun Defining the Object

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

We can use a relative clause instead of a subject 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
• SUBJECT PRONOUN → RELATIVE PRONOUN
• PERSON → who/that
• I saw a doctor. She could help me.
• I saw a doctor who could help me.
• THING → which/that
• I went to a market. It sells antiques.
• I went to the market which sells antiques.