relative clause

Relative clauses can come before or after a head, with the difference only being in emphasis.

Choose the best ending from the box 3nd change it into a relative clause.

These are least likely to be classified as relative clauses.

It is more frequently a temporal than a relative clause.

The reliability of the relative clause diagnostic is actually limited.

The words "not everywhere defined", however, form a relative clause.

However many languages do not distinguish the two types of relative clause in this way.

In (5), the head is found in some position inside the relative clause.

Please see the table below for examples that demonstrate the use of relative clauses.

Sometimes, heads to which relative clauses refer can be repeated.