English Grammar Guide
Non-Defining Relative Clauses: Object
Usage - Non-Defining Information : Object
We can use a
To give more information about theobject - The
information isnot essential
Grammar - Non-Defining Relative Clauses
We use
We use
We use a
We
SUBJECT PRONOUN →RELATIVE PRONOUN PERSON →who THING →which OBJECT PRONOUN →RELATIVE PRONOUN PERSON →who THING →which - Use a
comma :, ...
Examples - Non-Defining Information : Object
| MAIN SENTENCE | INFORMATION |
|---|---|
| I saw | |
| I've just finished | |
Examples - Non-Defining Information : Object
| I saw |
| I've just finished |
⚠ Be Careful!
- We can't use
that with non-defining relative clauses: - I saw a doctor,
that was very kind.✘ - I saw a doctor,
who was very kind.✔ - I've finished this book,
that I loved.✘ - I've finished this book,
which I loved.✔ - We need a
RELATIVE PRONOUN with non-defining relative clauses: - I've finished this book, I loved.
✘ - I've finished this book,
which I loved.✔
| Symbols & Abbreviations | ||
|---|---|---|
| ✔ | Correct | |
| ✘ | Incorrect | |
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* 12th November, 2024
* 12th November, 2024
See Also
01) Pronouns & Possessive Adjectives
02) Whose and the Possessive ('s)
03) Reflexive Pronouns
04) The Passive Voice: Present Simple Tense
05) Relative Clauses: The Subject Pronoun
06) Relative Clauses: The Object Pronoun
07) Defining Relative Clauses: The Subject Pronoun Defining the Object
08) Defining Relative Clauses: The Subject Pronoun Defining the Subject
09) Defining Relative Clauses: The Object Pronoun Defining the Object
10) Defining Relative Clauses: The Object Pronoun Defining the Subject
11) Non-Defining Relative Clauses: Subject
12) Relative Clauses: Where
