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Defining relative clauses In a defining relative clause, we include (2). The meaning of the sentence is not complete wit 1 Do you remember the woman who used to work 2 Do you have a thing that measures temperature? ~ You mean a We often use (that) at the beginning of a defining relative clause instead of the object (3) or the object of a preposition (4). We usually use (that) after noun phrases containing superlatives (5) or quantifiers (6). i 3 [brought the dictionary. Maria wanted it. + I brought the dictionary (that) Maria wanted, 4 The film is ‘Twins’ He's talking about it. The film (that) he’s talking about is ‘Twins. 5 Its the best film (that) I’ve seen in years. « He was the worst teacher (that) I had at school. 6 There's a lot (that) I don't know about computers. Every person (that) we met had a cold. i jon that identifies or classifies people (1) and thin, eed Raut the defining relative clause. es in the bookshop? She's a teacher now, thermometer? Sorry, I don't, We can also begin defining relative clauses with who, whom and which. 7 Tdon't know anyone who/whom I can trust. There are two rules which you must always obey,
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