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Pronunciation: /kɛb/ (This is a suggested phonetic pronunciation) Definition: Queb (relative pronoun) - It is a substitute relative pronoun for both “which” and “that,” referring to matters, ideas, and situations in subordinate clauses. Derived directly from a Romance root of identification. Significance: • It defines a replacement for “which” and “that”. • It emphasizes the reference to matters and concepts. • It identifies that Queb functions within subordinate clauses. • It avoids all restricted word origins. • It improves sentence construction by reducing word count. • It replaces “which” and “that”. General relative pronoun: Queb
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