THAT - how to use it
Defining relative clauses
THAT - is possible after: all, everyone, everybody, no one, nobody, those
Everyone that (who) knew him liked him.
Nobody that wathced the match will ever forget it.
THAT - zastępuje whom lub całkowiecie wypada kiedy jest przyimek na końcu
the man (that) I spoke to
THAT - w wyrażeniach it+be+rzeczownik+zdanie przydawkowe określające
It's the manager that we want to see.
it was wine that we ordered.
Non - defining relative clauses
THAT nie jest możliwe
I've invited Ann, who lives in the next flat.
i passed the letter to Peter, who was sitting beside me.
She gave me this jumper, which she knitted herself.
Defining vs. non-defining clauses
The traveller who knew about the floods, took another road.
The travellers, who knew about the floods, took another road.
Defining vs. non-defining clauses
The traveller who knew about the floods, took another road.
The travellers, who knew about the floods, took another road.
Zaimek THAT jest używany wyłącznie w zdaniach ograniczających.
Kiedy mówimy o osobach istnieje tendencja, żeby raczej używać WHO niż THAT.
what = relative pronoun
which = connective relative
He said he had no money, which was not true.
which must refer to a word or group of words in the preceding sentence.
what does not refer back to anything
When she sees what you have done, she'll be furious.
Kiedy mówimy o osobach istnieje tendencja, żeby raczej używać WHO niż THAT.
what = relative pronoun
which = connective relative
He said he had no money, which was not true.
which must refer to a word or group of words in the preceding sentence.
what does not refer back to anything
When she sees what you have done, she'll be furious.