Italian GCSE
Relative and possessive pronouns
What Relative and possessive pronouns means in Italian GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Relative and possessive pronouns
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Relative pronouns include 'il quale', 'il cui' and 'quello che', while possessives need definite articles.
Topics that use Relative and possessive pronouns
- Pronouns (AQA GCSE)
Related terms
- Pronoun combinations and placement
- Expressing indefinite quantities
- Impersonal structures
- Indefinite pronouns and adjectives
- Linking clauses with relative pronouns
- Object replacement
- Sentence structure and pronoun placement
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