Share Indefinite Pronouns and relative clauses
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’Do you know ______________ who lives in Tokyo?’ ’Yes, I have a few friends there.’
anyone
This is the wallet. Lucy found the wallet in the garden.
This is the wallet that/which Lucy found in the garden.
He lost the money. I have given him the money.
He lost the money that/which I have given him.
The octopus is the only animal. It has three hearts.
The octopus is the only animal which has three hearts.
That's the shop. I bought my TV in that shop.
That's the shop where I bought my TV.
The girl bought two tickets. She was standing in front of me.
The girl who was standing in front of me bought two tickets
William lost his wallet in the supermarket. He's very absent-minded.(despistado)
William, who is very absent-minded, lost his wallet in the supermarket
My neighbour looks very sad. Her husband died last month
My neighbour, whose husband died last month, looks very sad
That book collection is really interesting. It's about a young witch.
That book collection, which is about a young witch, is really interesting.
Can me omit the relative pronoun? "That's the old lady who inherited a fortune"
NO
Can me omit the relative pronoun? "Those are the boys who I told you about"
YES
Can me omit the relative pronoun? "These are the books which David lent me"
YES
Jeannette is going to marry a man. His brother is in my class.
Jeannette is going to marry a man whose brother is in my class.
Freddie Mercury died in 1992. He was a famous singer.
Freddie Mercury, who was a famous singer, died in 1992.
We saw the art exhibition. It received excellent reviews from the critics.
We saw the art exhibition which received excellent reviews from the critics.
(Vocabulary) "a floor or level of a building"
storey
