Relative Clauses: The Object Pronoun

Grammar - Relative Clauses: Object Pronoun

We can use an object pronoun to give more information about something when we mention it again.

We 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 object pronoun.

• 2 Sentences → 1 Sentence
• OBJECT PRONOUN → RELATIVE PRONOUN
• PERSON → who/that
• me/you/him/her/us/them → who/that
• Friends are people. You like them.
• Friends are people who you like.
• THING → which/that
• it/one → which/that
• A pen is a tool. You use one for writing.
• A pen is a tool that you use for writing.
• PLACE → where
• there → where
• A park is a place. You can relax there.
• A park is a place where you can relax.