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Memorable Relative Clauses Quiz

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Test your grasp of defining relative clauses

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Memorable Relative Clauses QuizOnline version

Test your grasp of defining relative clauses

by Kitkat BARARK
1

Defining relative clauses identify the noun they modify; do they use commas?

2

Which pronoun is correct for a person as the subject of the clause?

3

When can we drop the relative pronoun?

4

Is the sentence "The book which I read it was short" correct?

5

Which pronoun expresses possession?

6

Which pronoun would you use for a place?

7

Which pronoun can refer to time?

8

Which option correctly drops the pronoun when it's the object?

9

Which is a correct non-defining alternative with commas?

10

Which pronoun is appropriate for a possessive example: 'the journalist ______ work'

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Defining clauses are non-punctuated; commas appear in non-defining clauses.

Who is used for people as subject; that can also be used in defining clauses.

Objects can be omitted; subjects must stay.

Do not repeat or keep extra pronouns; drop 'it'.

Whose marks possession for people and things.

Where is used for places in defining clauses.

When denotes time in defining clauses.

Object pronouns can be omitted: (which) we visited.

Non-defining clauses use commas; defining do not.

Whose shows possession for a person or thing.

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