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Day 55 • Complex Sentences & Modifiers

RELATIVE CLAUSES (संबंधवाचक उपवाक्य) — Connecting Information 🔗

Master describing nouns seamlessly! Learn WHO (People), WHICH (Things), WHOSE (Possession), WHERE (Places), WHEN (Time), and the difference between Defining vs Non-Defining Clauses.

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1. WHO (People)

• "The man who lives next door is a doctor."

Hindi: जो आदमी (व्यक्ति)

2. WHICH (Things / Animals)

• "The laptop which I bought is expensive."

Hindi: जो चीज़ / वस्तु

3. WHOSE (Possession)

• "I know a man whose son is a doctor."

Hindi: जिसका / जिसकी / जिसके

4. WHERE (Places)

• "This is the place where I work."

Hindi: जहाँ (जगह)

5. WHEN (Time)

• "I remember the day when we met."

Hindi: जब / जिस समय

6. WHY (Reason)

• "I know the reason why he left."

Hindi: जिसकी वजह से (कारण)

WHO vs. WHOM (The 'He' vs. 'Him' Secret Test)
WHO = Subject (He/She):

• "The man who called me..." (He called me)

WHOM = Object (Him/Her):

• "The man whom I called..." (I called him)