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Grammar Relative clause
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Mengwei LI
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Updated Nov 26, 2020
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Hello, everyone.
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Today we're going to talk about relative close.
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First of all, what's a close?
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A. Close.
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We have two kinds of closest.
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Actually, first is main close.
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They can stand alone as a complete sentence, and we
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have subordinate clause.
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They cannot stand alone as a sentence.
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A relative close modify announced that they follow so they
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cannot stand alone as a sentence.
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Normally, we should begin.
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The relative closes with a relative pronoun, such as who?
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That or which there are two kinds of relative Close
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is first is subject.
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Next is object.
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What's a subject?
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Relative closest?
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The relative pronoun takes the place of the subject off
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the cross.
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Then it's a subject relative close.
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Remember, the verb should agree with the noun that they
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follow. For example, Jakey Rolling is three author.
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She wrote the Harry Potter book here.
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She refers to the author, and she is the subject
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off the second close so we can combine them as
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J. K.
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Rowling is the author who wrote the Harry Potter books.
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So what's an object relative crosses the writing pronoun takes
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the place off the object off the clothes.
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Then it is object close relative close.
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For example.
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She is the author.
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I have interviewed her.
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Her is the object here, and her refers to the
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author. Then we can combine them as she is the
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author that I have interviewed.
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Is that clear?
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Please refer to detailed notes on this site.
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Thank you.
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