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Packing information into sentences

Nesting dolls

Why these clauses matter

Relative clauses

Defining and non-defining

Choosing the pronoun

Noun clauses and indirect questions

That-clauses and wh-clauses

Polite indirect questions

Practice

Indirect question order

Who for people

Whose

Extra information

No repeated object

Whether

What-clause

Reporting with that

Where

To whom

It is clear that

When

The most polite request

That or which

What the commas tell you

Word search: clause words

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

Relative, noun and embedded clauses for General Training writing: precise relative clauses, that- and wh-clauses, and the polite indirect questions that formal letters depend on.

Pack precise information into your sentences with relative clauses, report and state ideas with that- and wh-clauses, and ask polite indirect questions in formal letters without the word-order errors that cost marks.

GT Grammar 3: Relative, Noun and Embedded Clauses

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