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    using “whom” is more formal than who in informal spoken English we normally put the preposition at the end of the relative clause: … the restaurant which we go to or … the letter that I was looking for … a subject which I know very little about … the person who I obtained the information from in formal English we can say:
  • More Advanced Uses of Relative Clauses
    Let's take relative clauses to the highest level by using relative pronouns with prepositions In this way, your language will sound a lot more formal and sophisticated (as it is not a person and it follows a preposition) We have to move ACCORDING TO POLLS to later in the sentence as it will interrupt the relative clause structure
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  • The Essential Guide to Relative Clauses in Formal Writing
    A relative clause is a type of dependent clause that provides additional information about a noun Instead of writing multiple short sentences, writers can use relative clauses to create smoother, more sophisticated statements For example: Without a relative clause: This is the book I borrowed it from the library
  • Avoid Common Pitfalls - Purdue OWL® - Purdue University
    The most common kind of unnecessary expletive construction involves an expletive followed by a noun and a relative clause beginning with that, which, or who In most cases, concise sentences can be created by eliminating the expletive opening, making the noun the subject of the sentence, and eliminating the relative pronoun
  • Relative pronouns and relative clauses | LearnEnglish - British Council
    Two kinds of relative clause There are two kinds of relative clause: 1 We use relative clauses to make clear which person or thing we are talking about: Marie Curie is the woman who discovered radium This is the house which Jack built In this kind of relative clause, we can use that instead of who or which: Marie Curie is the woman that
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    Relative clauses are an essential component of English grammar, allowing us to provide additional information about a noun in a sentence allowing us to provide additional information about a noun in a sentence Advanced relative clauses take this concept further, enabling more sophisticated and nuanced expression (less formal) 2
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    The relative clause in the second sentence is called a non-defining clause as it only gives us extra, non-crucial information Look at these other examples: Defining We tried that restaurant which you told us People who spit in the street make me sick Jobs that are interesting and pay well are hard to find
  • Using Relative Clauses Effectively - ielts-hub. com
    Who refers to people and typically acts as the subject of the relative clause Whom (more formal) refers to people as the object of the verb or a preposition in the relative clause For IELTS writing, correctly using who is essential In highly formal writing, such as academic papers, whom is the correct object form While using who as an object is common in general English, being able to use
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    Maintain Clarity: Ensure that your relative clauses don’t make your sentences overly long or confusing If a sentence becomes too complex, consider breaking it into two Dr Emma Thompson, a renowned IELTS examiner, emphasizes, “Relative clauses, when used judiciously, can elevate an essay from good to excellent
  • Translation of Long English Sentences Based on Clause . . . - Springer
    Abstract The translation of long sentences in English is hard to handle for translators in the English-Chinese translation The first and very key factor contributing to this problem is the high complexity of sentence structures and constitute relationships in long English sentences Additionally, since English
  • Relative Clauses, its all relative! - EF English Live
    Relative Clauses I am feeling unwell I have to learn English through grammar exercises online Two simple sentences Grammatically, they are absolutely correct, but using them in this way identifies us immediately as not natural, native speakers of the language That is where the wonderful relative clauses come in





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