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Practice CEFR B1 relative clauses

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Practice CEFR B1 relative clauses

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1

In the sentence 'She is a singer who was born in Mexico', what is the relative clause?

2

Choose the correct relative pronoun for a person: 'The artist ____ won the prize is my sister.'

3

Select the sentence with a proper non-defining relative clause.

4

Fill the blank: The singer ____ was born in Mexico is famous for her voice.

5

Which sentence uses the relative pronoun correctly to describe a person?

6

Combine into one sentence: 'She is a singer. She was born in Mexico.'

7

Choose the option with a restrictive relative clause.

8

Identify the error: 'She is a singer who was born in Mexico.'

9

Which relative pronoun is acceptable for people in defining clauses?

10

Transform to a non-defining clause: 'Gina is a chef who cooks Mexican food.'

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The clause 'who was born in Mexico' describes the singer.

For people, we normally use who (or whom/whose) in subject relative clauses.

Non-defining clauses add information and are set off by commas.

Use 'who' for people in subject relative clauses.

Use 'who' or 'that' for people; 'which' is for things.

Use 'who' to connect the clause about a person.

Restrictive clauses identify the noun; commas are not used.

The sentence is correct; 'who' is appropriate for a person.

For people, both 'who' and 'that' are common in defining clauses.

Add commas around non-defining relative clauses.

 
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