関係代名詞の使い方, part 5: "who, which, where"

We're continuing a series on relative pronouns. Here's the list of posts so far on this topic. If you haven't read them, you might want to review first.

• 復習 (ふくしゅう) (n,vs) review; revision; (P);

http://upgradeenglish.blogspot.com/2009/07/no.html
http://upgradeenglish.blogspot.com/2009/07/part-2.html
http://upgradeenglish.blogspot.com/2009/07/part-3.html
http://upgradeenglish.blogspot.com/2009/08/part-4-that.html

You know that "who" is for people.

• There were some people who were only wearing lettuce in Shibuya today to promote vegetarianism. <- true!

http://service.seoul.co.kr/photo/photoNewsView.php?groupID=17271&id=146353&section=0&spos=-4

• promote causes
  運動｛うんどう｝を推進｛すいしん｝する

You know that "which" is for things and animals.

• The red things which I put on top of my noodles are Chinese wolfberries.

• wolfberry《植物》クコ、枸杞｛くこ｝◆ナス科の落葉低木。夏に花が咲き、秋に赤い実がなる。強壮薬、漢方薬、薬膳料理などに利用されている。

So that means "where" is for places, right?

• London, where is the capital of the UK, has great music but bad food. <- right or wrong?

The answer to the question which I have just asked you will be posted tomorrow. Sleep well!