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A relative clause is a dependent clause that starts with a relative pronoun, such as who or that, and cannot stand alone as a sentence. These clauses provide additional information within a sentence and require more context to be complete.
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Concepts covered:Relative clause, Dependent clause, Relative pronoun, Syntax, English language
A relative clause is a dependent clause that starts with a relative pronoun, such as who or that, and cannot stand alone as a sentence. These clauses provide additional information within a sentence and require more context to be complete.
Question 1
Identify the relative clause in: 'The woman who wore a red hat.'
Question 2
What does the relative clause describe in: 'The woman who wore a red hat'?
Question 3
What is the role of 'that' in: 'that sells ice cream'?
Question 4
What does the relative pronoun 'who' substitute for?
Question 5
Can 'who lived' stand alone as a sentence?
Question 6
What is the main clause in: 'The woman came into the cafe'?
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