Explanation about the relative clauses who whose that ?
Explanation about the relative clauses who whose that .
Explanation about the relative clauses who whose that .
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We use "whom" for people. Example : Chris has two sisters. Both of them smoke. - Chris has two sisters, both of whom smoke. We use "whose" for possesion. Example : Tom is a writer. All of his books are popular. - Tom is a writer, all of whose books are popular.
We use "whom" for people.
Example :
Chris has two sisters.
Both of them smoke.
- Chris has two sisters, both of whom smoke.
We use "whose" for possesion.
Example :
Tom is a writer.
All of his books are popular.
- Tom is a writer, all of whose books are popular.
That - subject or object pronoun for people, animals and things in defining relative clauses (whoorwhichare also possible).
Example :
I don’t like the tablethatstands in the kitchen.
We use "whom" for people. Example : Chris has two sisters. Both of them smoke. - Chris has two sisters, both of whom smoke. We use "whose" for possesion. Example : Tom is a writer.