2. Relative clauses whichwherethatwhenwhosewhywho

3. for PEOPLEWho / that for THINGSWhich / that for PLACESWhere for OWNERSWhose for REASONS Why for TIMES When

4.  For example: I work in this shop. It’s called PINK Shop.  The shop where I work is called PINK Shop

5.  For example:  -A waiter is a person who serves drinks.  -A pub is a place where you can have a drink

6. They give you the information you need to understand the sentence. There are no commas. DON’T OMIT the clause when it’s a SUBJECT CLAUSE  Examples:  -That’s the girl who invited me.  That’s the place where I work.  OMIT the clause when it’s an OBJECT  Examples:  -I bought a car. It’s a Ford.  -The car (that) I bought is a Ford.

7.  They give extra information.  You don’t need them to understand the sentence  they are written between commas.  If you take out the relative clause, the sentence still makes sense. Example: Mary, who is French, is a nice girl. Mary is a nice girl.

8.  EXERCISE 1 Fill the gaps with relative clauses.  1.This is the bank ___________ was robbed yesterday.  2.A boy __________sister is in my class was in the bank at that time.  3.The man __________robbed the bank had two guns.  4.He wore a green cap____________ made him look like Peter Pan.  5.He came with a friend___________ waited outside in the car.  6.The woman ____________gave him the money was quite old.  7.The bag __________ contained the money was pink.  8.The people ___________were in the bank were very frightened.  9.The man ___________mobile was ringing did not know what to do.  10.The woman ____________ daughter was crying tried to calm her.  11.The car __________the bank robbers escaped in was orange.  12.The robber___________ mask was obviously too big didn't drive.  13.The man____________ drove the car was nervous.  14.He didn't wait at the traffic lights ________were red.  15.A police officer______ car was parked at the corner stopped and arrested them.  16.The girl _________ parents were in the bank is my neighbor. WHICH WHOSE WHO WHICH WHO WHICH WHO WHOSE WHICH WHOSE WHO WHICH WHOSE