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Tugas Bahasa Inggris Bisnis 2 Pertemuan Ke 11
Pertemuan Ke 11
RELATIVE CLAUSES
Relative Clauses or commonly
referred to as an adjective clause is used to clarify the person or object that
the speaker is referring to.
#Relative pronouns, pronouns on the
antecedent that function as a liaison in the sentence.
The pronoun used: who, whom, whose,
which, that.
Example: The girl who is sitting on
the chair is my sister.
#Restrictive to limit sentences in a
single form.
#Non restrictive for protection in
the plural.
Restrictive phrases work very
important in a sentence. Why?
Because it clarifies the identity of
the object. Keep in mind that restrictive phrases do not have comma punctuation
before and after.
Example:
The woman pouring the tea is my mom.
The man in the black suit is my dad. I hate the girl standing by the door. In
contrast to the restrictive phrase, nonrestrictive or nonessential phrases are
when the phrase is simply an additional information so that its function is not
too important. We already recognize and can identify the object called without
any phrases that follow. Well, in this phrase we need the comma punctuation
before and after the phrase.
Example:
My sister, wearing satin dress, is
ready to welcome her friends in her birthday party.
Mrs. Smith, just gotten out of the
hospital, jogs around with me.
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