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    Relative clauses can begin with the relative pronoun "what" to refer to the thing or things that. "What" can be used to mean the thing(s) that in sentences like "Just tell me what you want" or "He gave me what I had asked for."

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    Relative clauses can begin with the relative pronoun "what" to refer to the thing or things that. "What" can be used to mean the thing(s) that in sentences like "Just tell me what you want" or "He gave me what I had asked for."

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    Relative clauses can begin with the relative pronoun "what" to refer to the thing or things that. "What" can be used to mean the thing(s) that in sentences like "Just tell me what you want" or "He gave me what I had asked for."

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    RELATIVE CLAUSES - RULES

    6 what can be used as a relative pronoun to mean the


    thing(s) that
    Just tell me what you want.
    He gave me what I had asked for.

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