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Defining Relative Clauses and Non-Defining Relative ClausesOnline version Choose is the phrase has Defining Relative Clause or Non Defining Relative Clauses by Erika Steger 1 "My brother, who lives in Canada, is visiting us next month." is a Non‑Defining Relative Clause. Yes No 2 "Paris, which is the capital of France, attracts millions of tourists." is a Defining Relative Clause. Yes No 3 "The book that I borrowed from you is excellent." is a Non‑Defining Relative Clause. Yes No 4 "The new student, whose father is a famous singer, is very friendly" is a Defining Relative Clause. Yes No 5 "My laptop, which I bought last year, is already broken." is a Non‑Defining Relative Clause Yes No 6 "Mr. Smith, who retired last year, still comes to school events." is a Non‑Defining Relative Clause. Yes No 7 "The student whose phone rang in class was embarrassed." is a Defining Relative Clause. Yes No 8 "The car that broke down yesterday has been repaired." is a Defining Relative Clause. Yes No 9 "The museum, which opened in 1920, is being renovated." is a Defining Relative Clause. Yes No 10 "The city where I was born is beautiful." is Defining Relative Clause. Yes No

Defining Relative Clauses and Non-Defining Relative ClausesOnline version

Choose is the phrase has Defining Relative Clause or Non Defining Relative Clauses

by Erika Steger

"My brother, who lives in Canada, is visiting us next month." is a Non‑Defining Relative Clause.

Yes

"Paris, which is the capital of France, attracts millions of tourists." is a Defining Relative Clause.

Yes

"The book that I borrowed from you is excellent." is a Non‑Defining Relative Clause.

Yes

"The new student, whose father is a famous singer, is very friendly" is a Defining Relative Clause.

Yes

"My laptop, which I bought last year, is already broken." is a Non‑Defining Relative Clause

Yes

"Mr. Smith, who retired last year, still comes to school events." is a Non‑Defining Relative Clause.

Yes

"The student whose phone rang in class was embarrassed." is a Defining Relative Clause.

Yes

"The car that broke down yesterday has been repaired." is a Defining Relative Clause.

Yes

"The museum, which opened in 1920, is being renovated." is a Defining Relative Clause.

Yes

"The city where I was born is beautiful." is Defining Relative Clause.

Yes

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Defining Relative Clauses and Non-Defining Relative ClausesOnline version

by Erika Steger

"My brother, who lives in Canada, is visiting us next month." is a Non‑Defining Relative Clause.

"Paris, which is the capital of France, attracts millions of tourists." is a Defining Relative Clause.

"The book that I borrowed from you is excellent." is a Non‑Defining Relative Clause.

"The new student, whose father is a famous singer, is very friendly" is a Defining Relative Clause.

"My laptop, which I bought last year, is already broken." is a Non‑Defining Relative Clause

"Mr. Smith, who retired last year, still comes to school events." is a Non‑Defining Relative Clause.

"The student whose phone rang in class was embarrassed." is a Defining Relative Clause.

"The car that broke down yesterday has been repaired." is a Defining Relative Clause.

"The museum, which opened in 1920, is being renovated." is a Defining Relative Clause.

"The city where I was born is beautiful." is Defining Relative Clause.

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