Pronoun Reference: Use of who, whose, which,

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Pronoun Reference: Use of who, whose, which, where, and that From the UWF Writing Labs 101 Grammar Mini-Lessons Series Mini-Lesson 86 Who, whose, which, were, and that are relative pronouns. Who and whose refer to people. Whose also

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Pronoun Reference: Use of who, whose, which, where, and that From the UWF Writing Lab’s 101 Grammar Mini-Lessons Series



Mini-Lesson #86<br>
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Who, whose, which, were, and that are relative pronouns. Who and whose refer to people.
Whose also refers to places and things.
Which refers to things and places.
Where refers to places.
That refers to things or groups of different people.
In strictest usage, usually used only in restrictive clauses
I used the gown that I wore to my senior prom for my wedding dress.
Who, which, and where can be used in restrictive and nonrestrictive clauses.
Ellis, who is a freshman, was expelled. Any student who plagiarizes a paper will be expelled.<br>