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Relative Clause Mastery: Defining vs Non-definingOnline version Quiz on defining vs non-defining clauses by Sharifa Tursunova 1 Which relative pronoun is used for people in a defining clause: 'The girl ___ won the race is my sister.' a which b that c whom d who 2 Choose the defining clause: 'The book ___ you lent me is fascinating.' a which b that/which c where d whom 3 Non-defining clauses are separated by: a commas b semicolons c no punctuation d hyphens 4 Which sentence uses a non-defining clause correctly? a My car, that is new starts easily. b My car which is new starts easily. c My car, which is new, starts easily. d My car which is new, starts easily. 5 In a defining clause, we often omit the relative pronoun when: a the relative pronoun is the object of the verb b the clause is at the end c the subject is a proper noun d the pronoun is required 6 Which sentence uses a defining clause correctly? a The man, who spoke yesterday, is my boss. b The man who spoke yesterday is my boss. c The man which spoke yesterday is my boss. d The man whom spoke yesterday is my boss. 7 Non-defining clauses refer to information that is: a essential b unclear c additional and non-essential d defining 8 In defining clauses, 'that' can replace which pronoun? a 'who/which/that' as appropriate; often 'that' replaces 'which' or 'who' b only 'that' c only 'which' d only 'who' 9 Which sentence has a non-defining clause? a London, which is the capital of the UK, is famous for its history. b London, that is the capital of the UK, is famous for its history. c London which is the capital of the UK is famous for its history. d London which is the capital of the UK is famous for its history. 10 Choose the correct form for a defining clause with a non-human subject: a The movie which won the award was released last year. b The movie, that won the award, was released last year. c The movie who won the award was released last year. d The movie that won the award was released last year. Feedback 1 false 2 false 3 false 4 false 5 false 6 false 7 false 8 false 9 false 10 false

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Relative Clause Mastery: Defining vs Non-definingOnline version

by Sharifa Tursunova

Which relative pronoun is used for people in a defining clause: 'The girl ___ won the race is my sister.'

Choose the defining clause: 'The book ___ you lent me is fascinating.'

Non-defining clauses are separated by:

Which sentence uses a non-defining clause correctly?

In a defining clause, we often omit the relative pronoun when:

Which sentence uses a defining clause correctly?

Non-defining clauses refer to information that is:

In defining clauses, 'that' can replace which pronoun?

Which sentence has a non-defining clause?

Choose the correct form for a defining clause with a non-human subject:

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