Essential vs. Extra
A Relative Clause adds information about a noun. The most important rule is about Commas.
Non-Defining (Extra): Just adds detail. Needs commas. (មានក្បៀស)
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You CANNOT use "That" immediately after a comma!
ខុស! (Wrong!) ❌
ត្រឹមត្រូវ! (Correct!) ✅
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Recent Questions
No, never! We use "Which" ONLY for things and animals. For people, you must use "Who", "Whom", or "That" (if it is a defining clause without commas). 🚫
When speaking, how do people know if I am using commas or not?
Great question! When we speak a non-defining clause (with commas), we usually pause slightly before and after the clause. We also drop our voice pitch slightly for the extra info. 🗣️
What is the difference between Who and Whom?
"Who" is the subject (doing the action), like "He". "Whom" is the object (receiving the action), like "Him". So: The man WHO called (He called). The man WHOM I called (I called him). 📖
Can I use "Which" for people?