Writing - Relative Clauses overview

http://www.engvid.com/ In this overview of relative clauses, I look at identifying and non-identifying clauses, relative pronouns ("who," "whom," "whose," "which," "that,") and how to use commas when using relative pronouns in your writing. If you are looking for a general overview of these things, this is a good introductory lesson. Take a quiz to test your understanding of the lesson at http://www.engvid.com/writing-relative-clauses-overview/

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[Ingof1000]

My girlfriend who is in New York will be returning tomorrow. Sorry I forgot to put the commas, do not think badly.

[Fatat22]

I like your videos so much, you're excellent.

I'm graduated from the faculty of arts English department.

If I become an English teacher, I'm going to imitate you and do exactly as you do.

[Uzbeko]

That was very helpful for me.Thanks.

[nyimoethat]

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[dungeonzest]

You're the man! This video is fantastic. Thank you very much!

[vilniuslu13]

pls can you explain how to use relative pronoun =what.

[josesweet]

both sentences are wrong,u can't use went in a question or negation so the correct sentence it would be: who did u go to school with?

[Shuyanchi]

Thank you so much.

The lesson, which you have given us is really useful.

[remond5]

Really nice explanation, but you could be more active when explaining, because even though your explanation is very clear, it is kind of dull sometimes.

[cismf6]

please help((( which form is correct and why?))

who did go to school with you? or

who went to school with you?

[harrydhaliwal13]

it's amazing