Writing with Tenses / Advanced Sentence Building
Relative Clauses
Use who for people, which/that for things, where for places, and whose for possession where appropriate. Avoid repeating the same subject pronoun inside the relative clause.
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Use who for people, which/that for things, where for places, and whose for possession where appropriate. Avoid repeating the same subject pronoun inside the relative clause.
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The man who is standing near the door is my teacher.
Avoid: The man who he is standing...
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