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Lecture Two Attributive Clauses Definition: An Attributive Clause is a clause that serves as attribute, generally post-position, in a sentence. II. Two essential things to take note of: A. The Antecedent: that part the clause modifies/the relative refers to B. The Relative: the word (pronoun/adverb) that relates the clause to the Antecedent, and functions as an element in the clause. Relatives are classified into: Relative Pronouns: who, whom, whose; which, that, what, as, but, etc. Relative Adverbs: when, where, why, that, etc. e.g. One who says that is mistaken. The ma