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October, 2008

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We are waiting for Apu.

D.O. Subj. We are waiting for Apu. Same thing in different sentences. Apu is from India. who. is from. India. Subj. We are waiting for Apu,. Apu is from India. This is the main clause. This is the subordinate clause. The two sentences can be linked into one.

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We are waiting for Apu.

D.O. Subj. We are waiting for Apu. Same thing in different sentences. Apu is from India. who. is from. India. Subj. We are waiting for Apu,. Apu is from India. This is the main clause. This is the subordinate clause. The two sentences can be linked into one.

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Crucible Bellringer #1 8/9/13

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Two types of relative clauses:

Non-Defining Extra information about a noun in a sentence The new Woody Allen film , which I saw last week , is very good. Use commas Always use a relative pronoun: who/whom , which whose, where, when. Defining Essential information about a noun in a sentence

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Homework

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