@inglesincreible: Relative Clauses Explained 🔍 | Who, Which, That & When to Omit Them Can you say: “The man I saw” without WHO? 🤯 Learn when to use or omit relative pronouns! Defining relative clauses help you give essential information about a person or thing. Without them, your sentence can be incomplete or confusing. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to choose the correct relative pronoun and when you can omit it. 📌 In this video you’ll learn: ✔ When to use who (people) ✔ When to use which (things/animals) ✔ How to use that (for both) ✔ The difference between subject vs object relative clauses ✔ When you can omit the pronoun (object only) ✔ A quick guide to forming correct sentences Examples: 👉 The man who called you is my teacher. 👉 The car that I bought is new. 👉 The book (which) I read was amazing. 👉 The girl (who) you met is my friend. Perfect for English learners who want to sound more natural and improve their grammar accuracy ✨ Follow for more easy English lessons! 📺 YouTube: @mtsubasainglesincreible #inglesincreible #learnenglish #englishgrammar #relativeclauses #englishlesson
