Relative clauses
Relative clauses join two sentences using a relative pronoun:
“I’ve got a friend. She lives in Madrid” I’ve got a friend who lives in Madrid.
There are different relative pronouns:
Relative clauses can be subject clauses or object clauses. In the first case, the pronouns
who/which/that can be omitted.
Defining or non-defining?
Defining relative clauses give essential information to complete the meaning. Non-
defining relative clauses give extra information and they are always between commas.
