Share Relative Clauses with prepositions
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Mozart was born in a house. It is now a museum
Informal: The house (which/that) Mozart was born in is now a museum
Formal: The house in which Mozart was born is now a museum
Do you know the girl? Tom is talking to her
Informal: Do you know the girl (who/that) Tom is talking to?
Formal: Do you know the girl to whom Tom is talking to?
We are staying in a hotel room. It is really big.
Informal: The hotel room (which/that) we are staying in is really big
Formal: The hotel room in which we are staying is really big
The tribe lived in the jungle. It is full of strange and unusual animals.
The jungle (that) the tribe lived in was full of strange and unusual animals.
The jungle in which the tribe lived was full of strange and unusual animals.
You should do_____ makes you happy
You should do whatever makes you happy
I wear a hat ______ I go outside
I wear a hat whenever I go outside
You can do it ______ you like
You can do it however you like
You can say ______ you like, there is no substitute for hard work
You can say what/whatever you like, there us no substitute for hard work
