The company where I worked is called International Enterprises Plc.Basic relative pronouns
The man who went into the baker's bought a loaf of bread.
My sister, who lives near London, is coming to visit me soon.
for people | who/that |
for things | which/that |
for places | where |
for reasons | why |
for times | when |
I've broken my leg, which means I can't walk.WHOM
I've still got some money left, which is surprising.
The woman to whom he was talking is his sister.WHOSE
The woman that he was talking to is his sister.
My students, whose homework is never done, will fail the exam.WHAT
The homework belongs to the students, it's theirs, so possessive.
That dog whose bone you took is going to bite your leg off.
It is - or was - the dog's bone.
The city, whose football team lost the final, never wins anything.
The city's made up of people, so it sounds OK.
A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do.
I didn't know what he was going to do next.
Valencia, which is Spain's third largest city, is on the Mediterranean coast.
We all know Valencia, so this is extra information not needed for understanding.
My parents, who are retired, come to Spain every year.
I've only got one set of parents.
I used to live in London, where I was born and went to school.
The team that wins will receive a cup and 1,000 €.
What team?
The man who lives next door is always making a noise.
What man?
Has he told you what he's going to do?
Has he told me what?
