DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES
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Function A defining relative clause gives us extra information about a noun. It cannot be removed from the sentence without affecting the basic meaning. Form Do not need commas to separate them from the rest of the sentence. © The movie which /that we saw last week was directed by Martin Scorsese. © The director who/that won the award wasn’t at the ceremony. © We stayed in the place where we had our honeymoon Come after the noun they refer to. © Can use which/that to refer to things. © Can use who/that to refer to people. © Can use where to refer to places. Subject and object relative clauses © The actress who wore the exquisite dress at the end of the movie is a model .(subject) A noun can either be the subject or the object of a defining relative clause. When the noun is the object of the relative clause, the relative pronoun can be left out. © Th