1°MB - WRITING - DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES ((( make 2 sentences ))) by Diana Mesquita

diimesquita — 2021-03-10 11:24:13 UTC

Defining: to identify and object (which/that), a person (who/that), a place (where), or to identify a possession (whose).

Who: George is the man WHO lent me the book.

That: My birthday was the day THAT we met.

Whose: Bob WHOSE book I borrowed is outside.

Which: The book WHICH I borrowed is 100 pages long.

Where: The library is WHERE my parents met.

MARIA LUIZA

2021-03-15 18:20:54 UTC

That's the boy WHO I saw in the park.

In the USA was WHERE I bought my phone.

YARI

2021-03-15 18:22:01 UTC

Paulo is the boy WHO can read German. These are the shoes THAT I bought for him.

marcofelipecm — 2021-03-15 18:25:05 UTC

At school was WHERE we met.

Davi is the boy WHO lent me his DVD.

Gustavo Silverio

2021-03-15 18:25:11 UTC

This is the TV that fell and broke .

The supermarket is where we buy our food .

001273 — 2021-03-15 18:27:39 UTC

That’s the man WHO I saw in the bank.

The story was about a man WHOSE family came from China.

JULIA DAMACENO

2021-03-15 18:29:38 UTC

Marco is the boy WHO helps me the most in moments of indesion.

I know WHERE the keys are.

Was não é um relative pronoun!
Relative pronouns: WHO, WHERE, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE.

Beatriz

2021-03-15 18:32:43 UTC

The man WHO met you at the bar is my uncle.
The shopping mall WHERE I saw him is at the corner.

chicogvieira27 — 2021-03-15 18:33:11 UTC

In the mall was WHERE I bought my videogame.

Matheus is the man WHO can play “rpg”.

gustavo m

2021-03-15 18:33:13 UTC

This is the computer that broke down.

The restaurant is where we have lunch.

Vanessa

2021-03-15 18:43:13 UTC

This is João's grandmother WHO always gives me sweets.

That was my old school