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m5定从（M5 decides） Fixing solution I. concept: (1) a clause that modifies a noun or pronoun in a compound sentence (2) antecedent: a modified noun or pronoun (3) relative pronouns are: who, whom, whose, which, that and so on (4) the relative adverbs are: where, when, why and so on (relative pronouns and relative adverbs serve as sentences in attributive clauses) A clause Relative pronoun An attributive clause used to qualify and qualify clauses Of persons; used only in restrictive attributive clauses Both human beings and objects Nominative Who which That Accusative words Who (m) which that The genitive word whose/ whose/ Of, whom, of, which, whose Two. Usage of relative pronouns: 1. in restrictive attributive clauses, the relative pronoun that must be used: When an antecedent is an indefinite pronoun, all, much, little, something, everything, anything, one, nothing, none, the, such as: Eg-, All, that, we, have, to, do, is, to,, practice, every, day. When the antecedent is preceded by the, only, the, very, any, few, little, no, all and other words, such as: Eg-, The, only, thing, that, we, can, do, is, to,, give, you, some, money. When an antecedent is the superlative or antecedent of an adjective, the superlative modification of an adjective, such as: Eg-, This, is, the, best, that, has, been,, used, against, pollution. - This, is, the, most, interesting, film, that, I, VE, ever, seen. When an antecedent is an ordinal number or an ordinal number in front of it, such as: Eg-, This, train, is, the, last, that, will,, go, to, Suzhou. When the antecedent is both human and physical: Eg-, Do, you, know, t, the, things, and, persons, that,, they, are, talking, about? 2. in attributive clauses, which must be used: In a non restrictive attributive clause, use only which, not that, as in example: Eg-, Helen, was, much, kinder, her, youngest, son, than, to, the, others, which, of, course, made, to, the, others, envy, him. When the preposition in the verb phrase is advanced, onl