We introduce a relative clause with a relative pronoun (who, which, or that). 'Who' is for a relative clause about people. 'Which' is for a relative clause about animals and things (but not people). We can use 'that' for people, animals, and things.
Introduïm una clàusula relativa amb un pronom relatiu (who, which o that). 'Who' és per a una clàusula relativa sobre persones. 'Which' és per a una clàusula relativa sobre animals i coses (però no persones). Podem utilitzar 'that' per a persones, animals i coses.
| Task | Fred is a person _____________ can speak four languages. |
|---|---|
| Answer | 2 |
| a | which |
| b | who |
| c | whose |
| d | whom |
| comment | We introduce a relative clause with a relative pronoun (who, which or that). 'Who' is for a relative clause about people. 'Which' is for a relative clause about animals and things (not people). We can use 'that' for people, animals and things. |
| topic | relative clauses |
| level | 1 |
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