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• Subtopic: Defining Relative Clauses Defining relative clauses come after a noun or some pronouns. They identify which person, place, or thing we are talking about. Use: 1. **who/that** for people 2. **which/that** for things 3. **where** for places 4. **whose** to indicate possession You can omit the relative pronoun when it refers to the object of the relative clause. For example, teen slang is transforming the language (which/that) people use every day. • Subtopic: Completing Sentences with Relative Pronouns Complete the sentences with where, which, who, or whose. Write if no pronoun is necessary. 1. He’s the guy **whose** friend is a singer. 2. That’s the hospital **where** Jim was born. 3. This is the book **that** I told you about. 4. He’s the teacher **that** gave me a bad mark. 5. Is this the place **where** you did work experience? 6. This is the same car **which** my dad bought. 7. That’s the family **whose** dog bit me. 8. The business **that** she started didn’t make much money. 9. James has got engaged to a girl **who** he met at university. • Subtopic: Sentence Rewriting Rewrite these sentences as a single sentence. 0. That’s a college. I study there. T...