Relative Clauses. That vs Which. Relative Clauses video.
Channel: Language Tutor Online
Date: 2016-02-13

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That vs which is easy to understand. This video will teach you how to master relative clauses with ease. Relative clauses do not have to be difficult. I believe you can learn the difference: that vs which. 

Relative clauses can be mastered all you need is commitment.

Transcript. 
That vs which. We are going to learn our relative clauses. Starting with which. The cat, which is grey, is eating a mouse. What does which mean? What does it do here? 'Which' is just extra information. If you take 'which is grey' out, the cat is eating a mouse still makes sense. When we use 'which', it is just extra information. Let's go on to 'that'. The cat that lives with me, is called Mr P. Miaw, miao! This cat not other cats. 'That' is compulsory information. 'That' must be in the sentence. The cat lives with me, is called Mr P. Just this cat not other cats. Must be with 'that'. This has been Charles Wood English Teacher. Your language tutor online. Subscribe for more videos. Woo!