Mapa mental Relative Clauses

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RELATIVE CLAUSES
RELATIVE CLAUSES GIVE US
INFORMATION ABOUT THE NOUN
MENTIONED, (PERSONS, PLACES, THINGS
OR ANIMALS).
DEFINING: GIVE US ESSENTIAL
INFORMATION.
NON DEFINING: GIVE US EXTRA
INFORMATION.
TO START A RELATIVE CLAUSE WE USE A
RELATIVE PRONOUN.
WHICH
The usage of wich as a
relative clause is
required whenever we
are talking about
objects.
WHERE
We use where in
relative clauses to talk
about a place.
WHO
We can use who or
that to talk about
people.
THAT
We can use that in
the same way we use
which for things or
who for people, but 
 in the case when we
have comma, we can't
use it. 
Where is followed by a
noun or pronoun.
He is the man who painted my house.
 
They are the twins who I met at the school.
 
That man, who lives in California, painted my house.
Thats the mug which I bought in Vegas.
 
I didn't know which side of the story was the truth.
 
That car, which I drove for years, is now yours.
That is the school where I studied primary.
 
In that hospital was where you borned.
 
That house, where I lived for years, I learned all I
know