New posts in relative-pronouns

"If not for his wide, thin lips, perpetually drawn in a single disapproving line, she would have liked him too." [duplicate]

relative-pronouns omissibility whiz-deletion

Do I need another 'which' in this sentence?

relative-clauses redundancy relative-pronouns

A relative pronoun acting as both object and subject?

grammaticality relative-pronouns

Meaning of 'it would be hard to overstate' [closed]

meaning meaning-in-context relative-pronouns whose

those who(m) he thought were guilty

relative-clauses relative-pronouns whom who

Relative pronoun where vs which usage

relative-clauses relative-pronouns

What is the subject of the relative pronoun of that?

grammar grammaticality relative-clauses relative-pronouns

How to choose between "which" and "that"? [duplicate]

pronouns conjunctions relative-clauses which-that relative-pronouns

Grammatically, why does it seem that 'that' can't follow the verb expressing propositional attitude in this sentence?

relative-clauses relative-pronouns subordinate-clauses

Can we use "who" by itself as a subject in spoken language?

meaning grammaticality relative-pronouns

Which or Who, Which should I use? [closed]

pronouns relative-pronouns

Comma before a participial phrase

commas relative-pronouns participial-phrases

"Who should be ashamed is your wife" is this ungrammatical? Why?

phrase-usage relative-clauses relative-pronouns

Is "that" a relative pronoun, a conjunction, or something else in "I know that..."? [closed]

conjunctions relative-pronouns

"Whom"/"Who" in subordinate clauses [duplicate]

relative-clauses whom syntactic-analysis relative-pronouns whoever-vs-whomever

The relativized element of a relative clause?

grammar relative-clauses relative-pronouns

When "who" is an antecedent, does it need to directly touch the person it's referring to?

relative-pronouns who

Relative clause with "whose": is it misplaced?

syntactic-analysis word-order relative-clauses relative-pronouns whose

I'm a stay-at-home person—but who <or whom> isn't these days? [duplicate]

pronouns grammatical-case relative-pronouns questions whom

What are the rules regarding one antecedent followed by many relative pronouns? [closed]

relative-clauses relative-pronouns