What are 6 common relative pronouns?

Who: This relative pronoun is used when referring to people. Example: "The woman who lives next door is a doctor."

Whom: This is also used when referring to people, specifically in a formal context or when it is the object of a verb or preposition. Example: "The man to whom I sold my car was very pleased."

Whose: This is used to show possession. Example: "The girl whose cat is missing is very upset."

Which: This is used when referring to animals or things. Example: "The book, which I read last year, is very interesting."

That: This can be used when referring to people, animals or things. Example: "The house that is on the corner is for sale."

Where: This is used when referring to a place. Example: "The city where I was born is very beautiful."

Who: This relative pronoun is used when referring to people. Example: "The woman who lives next door is a doctor."

Whom: This is also used when referring to people, specifically in a formal context or when it is the object of a verb or preposition. Example: "The man to whom I sold my car was very pleased."

Whose: This is used to show possession. Example: "The girl whose cat is missing is very upset."

Which: This is used when referring to animals or things. Example: "The book, which I read last night, was very interesting."

That: This can be used when referring to people, animals, or things. Example: "The house that is on the corner is for sale."

Where: This is used when referring to a place. Example: "The city where I was born is very beautiful."