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    The document discusses relative clauses and provides examples of how to use who and which in relative clauses. It explains that who is omitted and the verb takes the -ing form when who is the subject of the relative clause. For example, "Siblings sharing a bedroom tend to be less selfish." It also gives an example of reducing a passive relative clause by omitting who and changing the verb form. The document includes a link to a quiz on reducing relative clauses.

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    The document discusses relative clauses and provides examples of how to use who and which in relative clauses. It explains that who is omitted and the verb takes the -ing form when who is the subject of the relative clause. For example, "Siblings sharing a bedroom tend to be less selfish." It also gives an example of reducing a passive relative clause by omitting who and changing the verb form. The document includes a link to a quiz on reducing relative clauses.

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    The document discusses relative clauses and provides examples of how to use who and which in relative clauses. It explains that who is omitted and the verb takes the -ing form when who is the subject of the relative clause. For example, "Siblings sharing a bedroom tend to be less selfish." It also gives an example of reducing a passive relative clause by omitting who and changing the verb form. The document includes a link to a quiz on reducing relative clauses.

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    The document discusses relative clauses and provides examples of how to use who and which in relative clauses. It explains that who is omitted and the verb takes the -ing form when who is the subject of the relative clause. For example, "Siblings sharing a bedroom tend to be less selfish." It also gives an example of reducing a passive relative clause by omitting who and changing the verb form. The document includes a link to a quiz on reducing relative clauses.

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    RELATIVE CLAUSES

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    23.11.2020

    1.Siblings who share a bedroom tend to be less selfish.


    Who – се губи и не го користиме во реченицата повеќе.
    Глаголот што се наоѓа после WHO – добива наставка ING, share ја
    добива наставката ING.
    Пример: Siblings sharing a bedroom tend to be less sefish.
    Доколку реченицата е пасивна на пример
    Firstborn, who are accostumed to accepting roles are better behaved at
    school.
    RELATIVE CLAUSES
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    23.11.2020

    Firstborn, accostumed to accepting roles are better behaved at school.

    https://www.thoughtco.com/reducing-relative-clauses-quiz-4069924 -
    квиз
    RELATIVE CLAUSES
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    23.11.2020

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