A2Who, which and that as the subject
NewUse who (or that) for people and which (or that) for things when the pronoun is the subject of the clause.
The woman+ who / which / that+ lives+ next door
- The woman who lives next door is a nurse.
- I need a phone that works well.
- The woman which lives next door is a nurse.
- The woman who lives next door is a nurse.
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My brother has a friend plays the violin.
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The car is outside is mine.
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The man lives next door is a doctor.
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I like movies who make me laugh.
Leaving out the pronoun
NewWhen the pronoun is the object of the clause, you can leave it out: the book I read. Never add another pronoun after the verb.
The film+ (that)+ we+ watched
- The film we watched was long.
- Where is the book you bought?
- The film that we watched it was long.
- The film that we watched was long.
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The movie what I saw was great.
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Where is the book ?
that you bought That stands for the book, so no it.
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The man I met was friendly.
Extra information with commas
NewUse who for people and which for things to add extra information between commas. Do not use that here.
My sister+ , who+ lives+ in Lviv,
- My sister, who lives in Lviv, is a nurse.
- I love Kyiv, which is a beautiful city.
- My sister, that lives in Lviv, is a nurse.
- My sister, who lives in Lviv, is a nurse.
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Mount Everest, who is in Nepal, is very high.
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Our teacher, is from Spain, speaks four languages.
who A person with extra information: who.
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My phone, I bought last year, is broken.
Use where after a place, when after a time and why after the word reason.
The town+ where+ I+ live
- This is the café where we first met.
- I remember the day when I started school.
- That is the restaurant which we had dinner.
- That is the restaurant where we had dinner.
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I know the reason she left.
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Is this the house your grandmother lives?
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This is the park we play football.
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I will never forget the day where we got married.
Everything that, not everything what
NewAfter everything, all, nothing, something and anything use that. Use what only without such a word, when it means the thing that.
Everything+ that+ she+ said
- Everything that she said was true.
- This is all that I know.
- Everything what she said was true.
- Everything that she said was true.
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I need is a good night of sleep.
What What means the thing that: What I need.
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Do you remember anything happened that night?
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One word is in the wrong form. Type the correct form.
Everything what we need is in this box.
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