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    A nominal relative clause combines two phrases into one idea using a relative pronoun like who, whom, whose, which, that or zero relative pronoun. The relative pronoun acts like a noun in the clause. An example is "My brother is teaching me how to drive" where "how to drive" is the nominal relative clause using the relative pronoun "how".

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    A nominal relative clause combines two phrases into one idea using a relative pronoun like who, whom, whose, which, that or zero relative pronoun. The relative pronoun acts like a noun in the clause. An example is "My brother is teaching me how to drive" where "how to drive" is the nominal relative clause using the relative pronoun "how".

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    6A)

    a) Whatever
    b) Whoever
    c) What
    d) Who
    e) How
    f) When
    What is a nominal relative clause?
    Nominal relative clause is when you put two phrases into one idea
    the relative pronoun acts like a noun + relative pronoun together
    Create an example of a nominal relative clause
    My brother is teaching me how to drive

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