49] English Grammar ☀️💥☄️ | Uncommon Relative Pronouns 🟥🔊🔆 : Whose - Whereby - Where - When 🔱⚜️‼️

📚 Uncommon Relative Pronouns in English | Whose, When, Where, Whereby Explained

In this lesson, we go beyond the common relative pronouns (who, which, whom) and explore some lesser-known ones: whose, when, where, and whereby.
You’ll learn their meanings, correct usage, and see practical examples that make them easy to understand and remember.

Whether you’re preparing for an exam, improving your writing, or just love mastering English grammar, this video will give you the tools to confidently use these pronouns in both formal and everyday contexts.

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⏱ Timestamps
00:00 – Introduction to uncommon relative pronouns
01:05 – Review of common relative pronouns from last lesson
01:50 – Whose: meaning, spelling, and function
03:15 – Example 1: Stevenson is an architect whose designs…
04:20 – Example 2: Sue and the rabbit whose ears…
05:25 – Whose in defining vs. non-defining clauses
06:40 – Whose for people, animals, and things
07:25 – Example: companies whose trading…
08:10 – Example: problems whose geographical limits…
09:05 – Moving on to when, where, whereby
09:40 – When for referring to time + examples
10:30 – Where for referring to place + examples
11:20 – Whereby meaning “by which” + example
12:15 – Replacing when/where/whereby with preposition + which
13:15 – Example: on which vs. when
14:00 – Formal use of where not referring to place
14:50 – Example: cases where consumer complaints…
15:45 – Recap and closing remarks

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💡 Key Takeaways:
• Whose = possession/ownership (works with people, animals, and things)
• When = refers to time
• Where = refers to place (and sometimes formal non-place usage)
• Whereby = “by which” (formal)
• Can replace them with preposition + which in formal writing

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