Defining relative clauses Who / which / that. who I usually speak to the woman. 2 She owns the hotel. I usually speak to the womanwhoowns the hotel. Use:

Defining relative clauses Who / which / that

who I usually speak to the woman. 2 She owns the hotel. I usually speak to the womanwhoowns the hotel. Use: people

which I have got a lovely dog. 3 It has got white fur. I have got a lovely dogwhichhas got white fur. Use: things/animals

That She’s the teacher who came to our school last week. 4 This is the house which belongs to my friend. Use: That can replace who or which in defining relative clauses and in an informal style. She’s the teacher that came to our school last week. This is the house that belongs to my friend.

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