When the relative pronouns ‘who ", ‘which’ or ‘that’ (in object case) are omitted the relative clause becomes a contact clause.
We leave out the relative pronoun (who/which/that) if it is not the subject in the sentence.
Examples:
I need some english lessons
Speak english
Wegen viel Arbeit oder wegen vieler Arbeit?
English speaking practice
The difference between "has + been + p.p" and "had + been + p.p"
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Contact clauses
When the relative pronouns ‘who ", ‘which’ or ‘that’ (in object case) are omitted the relative clause becomes a contact clause.
We leave out the relative pronoun (who/which/that) if it is not the subject in the sentence.
Examples: