The document discusses different types of relative clauses, including clauses about things, people, and places. It explains that relative pronouns can serve as the subject or object of a relative clause. Some examples provided are relative clauses using pronouns like that, which, who, whose, and where to connect two related ideas.

1. ENGLISH CLASS SCHOOL NO. 150 “ST. ELEFTERIE”

4. - That man is a well-known explorer . - You saw his discovery. That man whose discovery you saw is a well-known explorer. Where (relative adverb) + clause - We came to a place . - The vegetation was very overgrown there . We came to a place where the vegetation was very overgrown there. Whose (relative pronoun) + clause pg3