RELATIVE CLAUSES

WHO / WHICH / WHERE

RELATIVE CLAUSES

We use ‘relative clauses’ to explain what a place, thing, animal or person is or does: That’s the woman who won the lottery last year.This is the restaurant where we had dinner last week.

WHO / WHICH / WHERE

We use WHO for a person:A cook is a person who works in a resturant.

We use WHICH for a thing or an animal:A clock is a thing which tells the time.That is the dog which is barking all the time.

We use WHERE for a place:A post office is a place where you can buy stamps.

THAT

We can also used THAT instead of WHO or WHICH:She is the girl who / that works with my

brother.It’s a thing which / that connects two

computers.