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6. Relative Pronouns - who, which, that, what |
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A
relative pronoun
is a pronoun that joins the clause which it introduces to
its own antecedent. An antecedent of a pronoun is the noun to which it refers.
The relative pronouns are
who, which, that
and
what.
The pronoun who has two
other forms, whose and whom. When the
relative pronoun
is combined with
ever
or
soever,
it is called a
compound relative pronoun.
Who
is used when the antecedent is a person.
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List of
Compound Relative Pronouns
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