Read the notes, then try the questions on the next slide.
Relative Clauses
3 Also avoid this common mistake where the subject is repeated:
The new manager,
who he has a degree in Business Management starts Monday.
The new manager
who has a degree in Business Management starts Monday.
Because WHO already refers to the new manager, we do not need to repeat the subject with HE.
However, the following example is correct:
The new manager
who George knows from college starts Monday.
The subject GEORGE does not refer to the new manager.
This would be incorrect:
The new manager who George knows
him from college starts Monday.