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Relative pronouns

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Em inglês, os pronomes relativos podem cumprir duas funções: a de sujeito ou a de objeto. São responsáveis por interligar informações e fazer referência a algo numa frase. Neste resumo, aprenderás quais são os pronomes relativos em inglês e como se utilizam.

RELATIVE PRONOUN	USE	EXAMPLES
Who / Whom	For people (whom is used instead of who if it is the object of the verb).	This is the man *who* speaks British English. There are the people *whom* she met.
Which	For things and animals (it can also introduce a clause referring to a whole sentence).	Scottish accents, *which* are among the most highly studied, rank high on the most recognizable list. He drove past his old school, *which* made him think about his teenage years.
That	For people, things and animals.	Do you know *that* man who is speaking American English? *That* new restaurant opened last week.
Whose	For possessions.	*Whose* pen is this? *Whose* flat are they visiting?
Where	It is a relative adverb used for places.	This is the school *where* I've learnt English. That flat *where* they live is luxurious.
When	It is a relative adverb used for time.	I will call you *when* I get home. Let me know *when* you get home.

Note: By definition, "that" can be used to replace "who" and "which", but this is mostly used in more informal situations.

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