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Defining and Non-Defining Relative Clauses Game

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This game is aimed at helping students understand the difference between defining and non-defining relative clauses by asking questions that let them determine whether the information in the clause is essential to identifying the noun.

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Ms Juana Maza
Ms Juana Maza
Argentina
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This game is aimed at helping students understand the difference between defining and non-defining relative clauses by asking questions that let them determine whether the information in the clause is essential to identifying the noun.

by Ms Juana Maza
1

"The dog that barks loudly is my pet." Did we know which dog was his pet?

2

"The movie that won the award was directed by a famous filmmaker." Did we know which movie was directed by a famous filmmaer?

3

"The book that I borrowed from the library is fascinating." Did we know which book was fascinating?

4

"The students who study hard will succeed." Will every student succeed?

5

"The house where I grew up has been renovated." Did we know which house had been renovated?

6

"The book, which was published last year, became a bestseller." Do we know which book we're talking about?

7

"The dress, which she wore to the party, was stunning." Did we know which dress was stunning?

8

"My car, which I bought last month, is already having issues." Do we know which car is having issues?

9

"The laptop that I bought last year is very fast." Did I know which laptop was very fast?

10

"The movie, which I watched last night, was very entertaining." Have I watched another movie these days?

11

"The phone, which I dropped, is now broken." Do we know which phone we're talking about?

12

"The Eiffel Tower, which is in Paris, is a famous landmark." Is there any other Eiffel Tower somewhere else?

13

"The restaurant that serves Italian food is always crowded." Are there other restaurants that serve food of other kinds?

14

"The artist who painted this mural is internationally recognized." Who is internationally recognised? My cousin, who is an artist?

15

"The vacation, which we planned for months, was unforgettable." Do we know which vacations we're talking about?

16

"My brother, who lives in New York, is visiting this weekend." Do I have another brother?

17

"The concert, which was held in the park, was amazing." Was there another concert held somewhere else?

18

"The teacher who helped me with my homework is very kind." Do I have other teachers?

19

"The car which is parked outside belongs to my neighbor." Are there other cars nearby?

20

"My best friend, who is an excellent cook, made dinner for us." Do I have another best friend?

 
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