We are going to learn how to use Relative Pronouns . The common relative pronouns are: who , whom , whose , which , and that . These pronouns introduce relative clauses. What relative pronoun we should use entirely depends upon what we are referring to. Observe how I am going to combine two sentences with the help of relative pronouns. * I am going to attend a meeting. It will discuss the importance of vaccination. I am going to attend the meeting which will discuss the importance of vaccination. * Ramu met Trisha. She was very unhappy. Ramu met Trisha who was very unhappy. * Neetu is a kind woman. Mukesh liked her. Neetu is a kind woman whom Mukesh liked. * Daniel likes that house. The owner doesn’t want to sell it. Daniel likes that house whose owner doesn't want to sell it. * Gopal needs to catch the train. It comes at 5 pm. Gopal needs to catch the train that comes at 5 pm. ...
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