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The way which you should hold them

relative-clauses relative-pronouns noun-phrases complements

What’s a better preposition in this sentence?

relative-pronouns

a relative pronoun/adverb as an adverbial

relative-clauses subjects relative-pronouns objects adverbials

The meaning of ‘How’ in this conversation

relative-pronouns

What allows the omission of subject relative pronouns?

relative-pronouns omissibility

about relative pronoun

relative-pronouns

Do I use whom or who in this sentence? [duplicate]

pronouns grammatical-case relative-pronouns questions whom

Does the word "that" refer to "features" or "windows 9x"?

ambiguity relative-clauses relative-pronouns antecedents

"teams which" or "teams who" [duplicate]

grammar relative-pronouns

Is it possible to use the relative pronoun "which" to refer to people?

grammar relative-pronouns

relative pronouns: “where I'd never been before” or “to which I'd never been before”?

questions relative-pronouns

there is a single person whose/whom/who being a person contains the events of his career

gerunds subjects relative-pronouns grammatical-case

"None so blind as they/them that will not see"

grammaticality pronouns phrase-usage relative-pronouns they

Sentence starting with accusative case

grammar pronouns subjects relative-pronouns objective-case

is it whom or who in this phrase? [duplicate]

pronouns grammatical-case relative-pronouns questions whom

Why is 'which' the correct relative pronoun in this sentence, and not 'when'..?

time relative-clauses relative-pronouns

Is 'whom' incorrect in this sentence? [duplicate]

pronouns grammatical-case relative-pronouns questions whom

Don't be trapped by dogma, which is living with the results of other people's thinking

relative-clauses relative-pronouns antecedents non-restrictive

She invited me to go with them, which I'd quite like to (do)

relative-clauses relative-pronouns do-support non-restrictive

What does the phrase "it has been" mean in the sentence?

relative-clauses relative-pronouns superlative-degree