Berühmte Deutsche: subject relative clauses, wh- pronouns in relative clauses
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I can form relative clauses using the correct relative pronouns in the context of learning about famous German people.
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Relative clauses add information about the noun in the main clause, without starting another sentence.
A relative clause starts with a relative pronoun - the definite article ('der', 'die', 'das') that matches the noun.
Question words such as ‘wo’ can also be used as pronouns in relative clauses.
‘Was’ can be used as a relative pronoun meaning ‘that' or 'which’ when referring to a whole clause, not a specific noun.
Many famous German figures continue to be influential in today’s world.
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