Relative Clauses Dictation: People with Who

Listen for the person named before who, then the action that describes them. Who is the subject of that smaller clause in this set, so its verb follows directly. The description helps identify the person or group before the main sentence continues. Sometimes you hear the main action first and the person afterwards. Keep both parts clear. An s ending may depend on whether the description concerns one person or several, so catch the actual verb instead of stopping once you recognise who.