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Example: The person who phoned me last night is my class teacher IN THE ABOVE EXAMPLE “WHO” 1. relates to ‘person’ which it modifies 2. introduces the relative clause ‘who phoned me last night’ Click to NEXT PAGE Click to PREVIOUS PAGE Created by : AVISHKA RAVISHAN

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