relative pronoun

When the subject of the relative clause is the object of the sentence, the relative pronoun may be omitted in spoken English.
Lorsque le sujet de la proposition relative est l’objet de la phrase, en anglais parlé, le pronom relatif peut s’omettre.
They are usually placed immediately after the noun to which they refer and are introduced by a relative pronoun or a relative adverb.
Généralement, elle se place immédiatement après le substantif auquel elle se réfère et s’introduit au moyen d’un pronom relatif ou d’un adverbe relatif.
Do relative pronoun in Spanish have an accent? - No.
Les pronoms relatifs en espagnol prennent-ils un accent ? - Non.
A relative pronoun marks a relative clause.
Un pronom relatif marque une proposition relative.
In Spanish, relative clauses are introduced by a relative pronoun, but in other languages they are marked in other ways.
En espagnol, les propositions relatives sont introduites par un pronom relatif, mais dans d'autres langues, elles sont marquées d'autres façons.
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