Adjective Clauses with object relative pronouns

1. Object Relative Pronouns: Object of a verb

1.1. For people we use: Whom, Who or That

1.1.1. Example: My mom is the woman who I admire the most.

1.2. For things we use : Which or That

1.2.1. Darla bought the recipe book that Laila has written

1.3. Do not use "That" in nonientifying adjective clauses

2. Object relative pronouns: Object of preposition

2.1. Structures for people :

2.1.1. Whom...+preposition

2.1.1.1. She is the chef for Whom Tati works

2.1.2. Who...+preposition

2.1.2.1. She is the chef Who Tati works for

2.1.3. That...+ preposition

2.1.3.1. She is the chef that Tati works for

2.2. Structures for things:

2.2.1. Which...+ preposition

2.2.1.1. This is the apartment in which i am interested

2.2.2. That...+ preposition

2.2.2.1. This is the apartment that i am interested in

3. Object Relative pronouns

3.1. Object relative pronouns come ate the begining of the adjective clause.

3.2. They always have the same form , they do not change for singular or plural

3.3. Example: Aitana, who lives in Dubai, is a model and the owner of a market.

4. Identifying and nonidentifying adjective Clauses

4.1. Use commas to separate nonidentifying clauses, and in speaking use short pauses to separate them.

4.2. Example: Mario`s restaurant, which was opened last year, is very famous in Guatemala