This document discusses the differences between subject relative clauses and object relative clauses in English. It provides 10 examples of sentences using subject relative clauses, where the relative pronoun is the subject of the relative clause. It then provides 10 examples of sentences using object relative clauses, where the relative pronoun is the object of the relative clause. The purpose is to illustrate how relative pronouns such as "who", "that", and "which" are used differently depending on whether the relative clause has a subject or object relative pronoun.

1. Mariana Cabal Olga Isaza Pontificia Universidad Javeriana English 4 Object relative and Subject relative sentences

2. Subject Relative Clauses 1. Andrea is a friend WHO / THAT helps me greatly with my work. 2. Andrea has a huge garden THAT / WHICH contains a lot of flowers.3. I have a brother WHO / THAT is a great person.4. I have an apple WHICH / THAT I bought in LA 14.5. My sister has a dog WHICH / THAT plays with everyone.

3. 6. Carlos owns a car WHICH / THAT can carry a large group of people.7. I met this person WHO/ THAT talks French fluently. 8. I found this store WHICH / THAT sells low price books for students.9. My father is someone WHO / THAT enjoys talking about football.10. I know someone WHO / THAT has a house on the beach.

4. Object Relative Clauses1.Id prefersomeoneWHO\THAT i can talktoeasily.2. Id prefer someone THAT i have something in common.3.She loves the chocolate WHICH\THAT I bought. 4.We went to the village WHICH\THAT Charlie recommended.5.Lucy met a met a man WHO\THAT i had been to school with.

5. 6. The police arrested a man WHO\THAT John worked with.7. I'm looking for a secretary WHO\THAT can use a computer well.8. She has a daughter WHO\THAT is a doctor.9. We bought a house WHICH\THAT is 100 years old.10. I sent a letter WHICH\THAT arrived a month later.