Relative Clauses
The relative clause refers to my cousin.
The relative clause is defining.
Who is the relative clause here, refering to my cousin's friend.
The relative clause is replacable with THAT
THAT can be replaced by WHO (because it is a defining clause)
This sentence is a non defining clause
She is taking the position of the object of the sentence.
If I omit the relative clause, I still know who the girl is.
Which is used here because I am the subject of my sentence.
Which is used here because a car I saw is the subject of my sentence.
This is a non-defining clause.
In this case, Which can be replaced by WHO
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The book which i had to read is so boring.
The book, which is boring, is mandatory for us to read.
The girl, who has long hair, is my sister.
The girl who had an accident is very young.
The car whose owner is bald needs a good cleaning.
My teacher, who seems to be tired, lives near school.
The teacher who critized my work is a math teacher.
The park, where children come to play, belongs to a giant.
The park where I met you blooms in pink flowers every spring.
The movie, which is really old, resembles the time of Second World War.