"Relative Pronoun" |Difference : Interrogative Pronoun & Relative Pronoun | by T.Veeramani

The area of Relative Pronoun at its basic level is discussed in this video along with different ways of qualifying a noun and their degree of emphasize in addition to some functions of 'Question Words'.
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[@gnanasekar8823]

Dear sir no one explained like you about the relative pronouns like you by giving tamil meaning like you to the people who are learning english grammar in the earlier stage.You are really very great and highly appreciated. Thank you so much dear sir may God give you all happiness to you.

[@setfortspokenenglishresear8914]

So nice of you

[@thanikakodi9884]

Sir, You have taught a fine grammar in a simple way. I like it sir.

[@KarpagamValp]

Ok sir. Ithu paddikkum pothu ok. But sentence namma make pannum pothu sir

[@setfortspokenenglishresear8914]

Kindly watch this video a few more times. You can frame and use your own Adjective Clauses (which begin with relative pronouns)

[@elayarajaayyadurai4865]

Thanks

[@arm5348]

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Thanks a lot of your useful explanation.

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[@KarpagamValp]

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[@TRIENPAIrushath]

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[@setfortspokenenglishresear8914]

Glad. If your question is for exam purposes, kindly mention the same. Then, my video would be different and serve the purpose.

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Sir amazing most. useful for learners