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Relative Clauses Pre-Intermediate

This document discusses relative clauses, which are used to provide additional information about something without starting a new sentence. Relative pronouns like who, which, and where are used to combine sentences and make the text more fluent by avoiding repeating words. Relative clauses improve writing by allowing information to be added seamlessly within a clause rather than through multiple sentences.

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Relative Clauses Pre-Intermediate

This document discusses relative clauses, which are used to provide additional information about something without starting a new sentence. Relative pronouns like who, which, and where are used to combine sentences and make the text more fluent by avoiding repeating words. Relative clauses improve writing by allowing information to be added seamlessly within a clause rather than through multiple sentences.

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Relative Clauses

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Relative Clauses
Use: We use rela%ve clauses to give addi-onal informa-on about something without star-ng another sentence. I told you about a book. Thats the book.

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Thats the book which I told you about.

Relative Clauses
Use: By combining sentences with a rela-ve clause, your text becomes more uent and you can avoid repea-ng certain words. To combine sentences we use the rela-ve pronouns: who, which, where.

Relative Clauses
A cook is person who makes food. A clock is something which tells the time. Thats the restaurant where you can buy stamps.

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