2. Adjective clause
The book fell on my head.
I had not read the book.
The book which I had not read fell on my head.
3. Adjective clause
The hotel, which was built in 1830, had an excellent
bistro.
Rome is the city in which I’m getting married.
Early morning is the time at which I’m happiest.
4. “Whose” is a possessive pronoun
"Whose" is a possessive
pronoun like "his," "her"
and "our." We use "whose"
to find out which person
something belongs to.
5. Adjective clause
Tom Jones, whose name I’m taking, is an engineer.
We visited a museum whose art collection is valued at
¥300 billion.
The teacher whose book you borrowed is absent
today.
