English Grammar: Adjective Clauses with Prepositions

More advanced grammar:

In this lesson:
00:00 Introduction
00:21 What are prepositions?
00:45 How to use prepositions in adjective clauses/relative clauses
04:26 Prepositions need to be followed by 'which' or 'whom'
08:08 Mixing tenses in adjective clauses

[engvidAdam]

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[ElMoscas]

I love how he spells out all of the details so easy to understand. So thanks a lot for sharing this useful video.

[Saha]

Hi Adam, if possible, please also explain the difference between "in which and where" "at/on which and when" in your upcoming videos. Is it correct to say: "The book where she discusses..." instead of "The book in which she discusses... "?

[andreamarino]

This is a syntactic construction that I use frequently, especially in my native language, so I'm glad you proposed it as an alternative to more conventional sentences. The test was very challenging indeed. Thank you!

[abhijeetkushwah]

Sir, you have used comma in defining relative clause, is it correct ?

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[bas]

An excellent presentation sir. The way in which you are explaining the clauses is much appreciable.

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Interessante. Isso também há em português. Chamamos de "oração subordinada adjetiva". Ela começa com um pronome relativo, em frente ao qual (aqui já ocorre isso) pode haver preposição.

[huynguyeninh]

- Hi Adam, I have a question.
- What if i use : The book WHICH she discusses her long career, is a real eye-opener
=> Does the meaning of this sentence have any difference compared with your original sentence in the lesson? Thank you for answering .

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[JonathanRodriguez-pv]

I feel elated because with this video i have finished all the grammar about clauses i have studied adjective, noun, adverb clauses, infinitive clauses and today this is the last topic of clauses thanks you Adam 😅

[MoeMoe-oebi]

For we readily understand your lessons, we wish you explained some demonstratives information about syntax, which has some interchangeable (nested) lessons. Thank you, Mr. Adam.