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Test your knowledge on defining and non-defining relative clauses!

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Relative Clause ChallengeOnline version Test your knowledge on defining and non-defining relative clauses! by Sol Rogante 1 What is a defining relative clause? a It can stand alone as a complete sentence. b It always begins with 'who' or 'which'. c It adds extra information about a noun. d It specifies which person or thing we are talking about. 2 Which of these sentences contains a non-defining relative clause? a The car which is parked outside is mine. b I saw a movie that was thrilling. c The book that I read was amazing. d My brother, who lives in London, is visiting. 3 What is the main function of a defining relative clause? a To identify a specific noun. b To express a complete thought. c To provide additional details. d To make the sentence longer. 4 Can non-defining relative clauses be omitted? a Yes, they can be omitted. b Only if they start with 'which'. c Only if they are at the end of a sentence. d No, they cannot be omitted without losing meaning. 5 Which of the following is a defining relative clause? Choose one or more answers a My manager , whose hair is red, has good English pronunciation b My leader, who helps me every day, is awesome c My sister who is a doctor lives nearby. d The book which I borrowed is interesting. 6 What type of clause is this? a Defining relative clause b Non-defining relative clause c 7 What type of clause is this? a Defining relative clause b Non-defining relative clause 8 What type of clause is it? a Defining relative clause b Non-defining relative clause 9 Is it........? a A defining relative clause b A non-defining relative clause c d 10 What type of clause is this? a Defining relative clause b Non-defining relative clause 11 What type of clause is it? a Defining relative clause b Non-defining relative clause Feedback 1 They are crucial for understanding which person, thing, or idea is being referred to, and unlike non-defining clauses, they are not set off by commas. 2 The sentence is about my brother visiting me. Where he lives is not relevant to comprehend the main message.

Relative Clause ChallengeOnline version

Test your knowledge on defining and non-defining relative clauses!

by Sol Rogante

What is a defining relative clause?

It can stand alone as a complete sentence.

It always begins with 'who' or 'which'.

It adds extra information about a noun.

It specifies which person or thing we are talking about.

Which of these sentences contains a non-defining relative clause?

The car which is parked outside is mine.

I saw a movie that was thrilling.

The book that I read was amazing.

My brother, who lives in London, is visiting.

What is the main function of a defining relative clause?

To identify a specific noun.

To express a complete thought.

To provide additional details.

To make the sentence longer.

Can non-defining relative clauses be omitted?

Yes, they can be omitted.

Only if they start with 'which'.

Only if they are at the end of a sentence.

No, they cannot be omitted without losing meaning.

Which of the following is a defining relative clause?

Choose one or more answers

My manager , whose hair is red, has good English pronunciation

My leader, who helps me every day, is awesome

My sister who is a doctor lives nearby.

The book which I borrowed is interesting.

What type of clause is this?

Defining relative clause

Non-defining relative clause

What type of clause is this?

Defining relative clause

Non-defining relative clause

What type of clause is it?

Defining relative clause

Non-defining relative clause

Is it........?

A defining relative clause

A non-defining relative clause

What type of clause is this?

Defining relative clause

Non-defining relative clause

What type of clause is it?

Defining relative clause

Non-defining relative clause

Feedback

They are crucial for understanding which person, thing, or idea is being referred to, and unlike non-defining clauses, they are not set off by commas.

The sentence is about my brother visiting me. Where he lives is not relevant to comprehend the main message.

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Relative Clause ChallengeOnline version

by Sol Rogante

What is a defining relative clause?

Which of these sentences contains a non-defining relative clause?

What is the main function of a defining relative clause?

Can non-defining relative clauses be omitted?

Which of the following is a defining relative clause?

Choose one or more answers

What type of clause is this?

What type of clause is this?

What type of clause is it?

Is it........?

What type of clause is this?

What type of clause is it?

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