Relative Clauses (and reduced relative clauses)

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that was very important and helpful for me. "I can not remove those relative pronoun who are followed by main verb" as you can see i have mentioned that "who are followed"

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I think both “that” and “which” can be used to introduce restrictive relative clauses.

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What an excellent, well structured and well delivered lesson; thank you very much. You addressed all my concerns with relative clauses. In particular with the detailed breakdown of the occasions when you may reduce them. All this and glamour too, What's not to like! 😊

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Perfect explanation! Thanks a lot!could you add some points of cases with no commas around clauses, please..

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Hi! Thanks for the class! What about reducing non-restrictive relative clauses?

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What about "whoose"?

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It viewing the relative clauses, the speaker or writer makes the determination what is Extra information and what is crucial to provide meaning. Context is important. In the example "This marker" already defines what you're talking about. You must look at what you are trying to say, and why you chose the statement in the first place. USA Schools no longer teach rhetoric and logic. Teachers are taught teaching methods, and only obtain one class on grammar. I know this for a fact! Better explanation: The red marker, which my company bought, is horrible. --This phrase assumes that there are red markers that your company didn't buy. The red marker which my company bought is horrible. --here, the red marker which is defined by the ones the company buys is horrible. The speaker decides whether this info is necessary or not, and in speech, you wouldn't say comma...comma, except for a minor pause.

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He ran very fast.He won the race. Use relative clause in above sentence. Can we write the above sentence in this manner like , He ran very fast to win the race . is it correct

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How about 'why'?

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‘Which’ used for people?!! How? ‘Which’ is used with both defining or restrictive clauses and with non-defining or non-restrictive clauses. While ‘ that’ only with restrictive clauses.

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On your sample sentence, "did everyone who took the class trip get sick?" could I have also written did everyone on the class trip get sick?

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Does that mean we cannot reduce relative clauses when there is a past tense? So, can we remove the relative clause in this case: "Did everyone who takes the class trip get sick?"

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the computer that he bought at a secondhand shop or bought from a secondhand shop?

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I dont understand why we couldn't reduce " Did everyone who took the class trip get sick? " ->"Did everyone who taking the class ...?" Because I see an example like this: Boys who attended this school had to wear uniform -> boys attending this school...

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I have the same question as you. I'm confused. Did everyone who took the class trip get sick? > Did everyone taking the class trip get sick?

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how did followed by past .. ?

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Can we change the sentence to reduce it? Eg: Did everyone who took the class trip get sick? To Did everyone taking the class trip get sick? ??? Delete the subject pronoun and change the verb form to gerund. Is it possible? Another eg: I like the paintings that hang on the wall. To I like the paintings hanging on the wall. Is it possible ?

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Did anyone who took the class trip get sick? we can reduce it. for example. Did anyone taking the class trip get sick?

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I usually get confused how to use Whom

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we use "whom" only for people and when the relative pronouns is indicating the object and we can omit "whom" example: The guy whom I gave an advice how to use whom was Daniel Subject - I Verb - Gave Object - The guy therefore; we can drop "whom" The guy I gave an advice how to use whom was Daniel

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I disagree a bit with this explanation about "reduced"clause. Let consider this example - Yesterday, I talked to a girl who will be performing in the dance competition 9:00 tomorrow. => In this situation, the action "talked" happened in the past, while the action "perform" will happen in the future. It is rather illogical to transform the above example into - yesterday, I talked to a girl performing in the dance competition 9:00 tomorrow. I would rather think of the "-ING"part as a present participle acting as äctive"adjective and taking the time of the main verb. - I saw a cat running around the table. ("running" takes the past tense of the verb "saw") - I saw a cat running around the table. ("running" takes the present tense of the verb "see") and so on :)