Question

Ferrari is a car ________ I like. whose that We use relative pronouns 'which' or 'that' for things in defining relative clauses to describe exactly which or what kind of thing we mean. Here the relative pronoun refers to ‘a car’ (the object), and the subject of the relative clause is ‘I’. When we add information about things, we can use 'that' (or no relative pronoun, because it can be sometimes omitted) as object in conversation and 'which' in more formal contexts.

Accepted Answer

who whom d

Question	Ferrari is a car ________ I like.
A	who
B	whose
C	whom
D	that
Answer	d
Remark	We use relative pronouns 'which' or 'that' for things in defining relative clauses to describe exactly which or what kind of thing we mean. Here the relative pronoun refers to ‘a car’ (the object), and the subject of the relative clause is ‘I’. When we add information about things, we can use 'that' (or no relative pronoun, because it can be sometimes omitted) as object in conversation and 'which' in more formal contexts.

Relative Ferrari Car I D Pronouns Things Defining