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Defining relative clauses - 6 Minute Grammar

Defining relative clauses - 6 Minute Grammar

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In English, defining relative clauses give us important information about the person, thing or place that we are talking about. We use 'who' for people, 'that' and 'which' for things and 'where' for places
Date: 2020-09-18

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Pretty easy, interesting as well.
So which and that for things,on the other hand which and who for people.
1.I live in a suburb which is located to the north east of the capital.
2. My friend who lives in Europe is so energetic.
3. That man who has just talked to me is our neighbour.

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Hello
I have just read the rules of grammar on your website concerning where and which.. i didn't understand the nuance you made between . When should we use Where, when should we use which...really twisted for me.

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I have two questions here... 1. Can the second sentence be like Hogwarts is the school where Harry Potter goes?
2. Why the 3rd sentence does not include to i.e. Hermione is the girl who married to Ron Weasley.

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OMG I didn't finish the Harry Potter film series and I didn't know that Hermione married Ron before I watched this video.THAt's a big spoiler. I can't believe. BUT HOW DOES IT BE POSSIBLE?
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we were supposed to watch a 17 min video from out teacher so i gave it a quick google, found this, and played on 2x speed so from 17 minutes i have 3
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But why you didn't say about WHERE? We use WHERE use when want to speak about place. Do you agree with me, dear friends?)
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