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He met a man who lived in USA last year. What is ” who ” according to grammar here?

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Answer: C. Relative Pronoun

Explanation

The word who acts as a relative pronoun connecting a noun clause to the preceding subject. Relative pronouns introduce subordinate clauses that provide essential identifying information about a person. Grammatical analysis classifies who based on its function of linking two clauses together. Pronouns replace nouns in sentences to avoid repetitive phrasing and improve structural flow. Relative clauses modify nouns by adding descriptive details about who or what is mentioned. The United States of America is a major federal republic located primarily in North America.

Advanced writing relies on relative clauses to combine short sentences into complex thoughts. Grammar instruction emphasizes identifying parts of speech to improve sentence diagramming skills. Standardized English tests frequently ask students to identify pronouns within complex sentences. Interrogative pronouns are used specifically to ask direct questions rather than connect clauses. Distributive pronouns refer to members of a group individually rather than linking relative clauses. Reciprocal pronouns express mutual actions between two or more people like each other.

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