Joining describing clauses to nouns with relative pronouns. · about 12 minutes
Step 1 of 5
What is it? A relative pronoun (who, whom, whose, which, that) joins a describing clause to a noun: The girl who sings is my sister. The book that you lent me is great.
Why does it matter? Relative pronouns let you pack more information into one smooth sentence instead of two short ones.
Where do we use it? "The boy who won the race is my cousin." "This is the bag which I bought." "She is a girl whose dream is to fly."
In this lesson you will:
