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Relative pronouns connect two clauses together, replacing a noun mentioned in the first clause to avoid repetition. (e.g., The man who is standing there. The house that I bought.)
Che is invariable (never changes) and is used when the relative pronoun acts as the Subject or Direct Object. It is NEVER used after a preposition.
Cui is invariable and is used ONLY after a preposition (a, di, da, in, con, su, per, tra, fra).
Which relative pronoun is invariable and used as subject or direct object WITHOUT prepositions?
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