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De defining relative clause
gives necessary information to define or idenitify the antecedent
Uses no commas
The non-defining relative clause
gives extra, but unnecessary information to distinguish the antecedent
Uses commas
Defining relative clause, what if the antecedent is a:
person (subject, object, possessive)
Thing (subject, object, possessive)
Place (object)
Time (object)
Reason (object)
who/that, who(m)/that, whose
Which/that, which/that, whose
Where
When
Why
Non-defining relative clause, what if the antecedent is a:
person (subject, object, possessive)
Thing (subject, object)
Place (object)
who, who(m), whose
Which, which
Where