relativeilauseen
Relativeilauseen are subordinate clauses that modify a noun or noun phrase, called the antecedent. They add information about the noun and function as part of the noun phrase, grouping a main clause with a dependent clause that cannot stand alone.
In English, a relative clause is typically introduced by a relative pronoun such as who, whom, whose,
Across languages, relative clauses show variation in form and order. Some languages place the relative clause
Common topics related to relativeilauseen include antecedent selection, pronoun agreement, embedding of relative clauses within larger