THAT vs. WHICH vs. WHOSE | Stop Confusing Them!

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I got it! You explained it to us more clearly, and so the lessons you taught us are easy and understandable! Well done, Claire! 😊

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Glad it was helpful!

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The video (that) I just watched provided a straightforward explanation of relative pronouns and relative clauses. The teacher who created this video is amazing. Claire, whose KZbin channel contains excellent content, is my teacher. You nailed it! Thanks! 🩷🌷

[@EnglishTeacherClaire]

🤩🤝 great sentences! Thanks for your kind words ☺️

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Thank you, Clair😊You nailed it and brought me out of this labyrinth🙌 Here's my output. "The composer who wrote 'Le Nozze di Figaro' is Mozart."(defining) "Mozart, who wrote this opera, was Austrian." (non-defining) "The arias that I like the most come from this work." (defining) "He wrote many operas, which have 5 acts."(non-defining) "The libretto he composed is based on a French novel, 'Le Barbier de Séville' (The Barber of Seville)." (defining) "One of his operas, whose libretto is written in German is 'Die Zauberflöte.' "(defining) I appreciate your work😃

[@EnglishTeacherClaire]

Wow, awesome work!! I love your examples’ theme too 🥰 glad the video was useful for you!

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Sim, seu vídeo é muito bom e esclarecedor o quanto eu preciso estudar para alcançar a fluência. Muito obrigado, bom trabalho.

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Awesome! Thanks for your support so far 😁🤍

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Excelente vid! Although I'd rather to listen to your voice than listen to automatic dubbing and I really like commenting on your videos even if I have to wait to do so, xoxo

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[@manabu2068]

I appreciate your this video. I have never known so far that 'whose' as relative pronouns can be used for objects, not only people. Thank you, Ms. Claire！(^-^)/ I visited the temple whose autumn leaves were stunning today. Is it correct❔🤔

[@EnglishTeacherClaire]

You're very welcome! And yes, your example with ‘whose’ is correct ☺️

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Why I'm hearing you speak Portuguese?

[@RaimundoSantos79]

Great lesson on the use of relative pronouns and relative clauses in English. However, why the teacher's voice was dubbed into Portuguese? It sounds too strange and nothing pedagogical.

[@EnglishTeacherClaire]

Wow I have no idea 😅 maybe you need to check your settings on KZbin?

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