Relative Clauses and Relative Pronouns

Today's lesson is about relative clauses, also known as adjective clauses. I will cover what a clause is, what a main clause is, what a relative clause is, and what a restrictive or defining clause is. I will also cover relative pronouns and how to use them. I break down this topic piece by piece to make it easier to learn. Don't miss this intermediate English grammar subject!

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Isn't "Bring me the book" can be independent clause because "the" article mean you and other person know what that book before.

[@Fzz73893]

*before ?

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Keep studying, you can do it! Let me know if you have any questions

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Thanks for the request, please see my newest video 😀

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The car which is parked is mine this sentence is not clear what car is yours? And where did you park your car?

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