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Relative pronouns join two ideas about the same noun: “That is the boy. His father is a pilot.” → “That is the boy whose father is a pilot.”
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Person, thing, owner, place — “who for people, which for things, whose for owners, where for places”
Use it for: Joining short sentences into one, writing descriptions, and combining-sentence questions in tests.
Check: Split it back: “That is the boy. His father is a pilot.” ✓
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