Exercise
Form 6: Relative Clauses - Defining vs Non-Defining Contexts
In this engaging lesson, students will explore the distinction between defining and non-defining relative clauses, enhancing their writing skills by practicing how to construct sentences that clearly specify or add extra information about nouns. Through interactive examples and exercises, learners will gain confidence in using these grammatical structures to clarify meaning in their writing.
Questions
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MultiChoice
My uncle, ___ lives in London, is visiting us next week.
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Paris, ___ is the capital of France, is very beautiful.
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She ___ in Rotterdam since she was born.
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MultiChoice
We ___ three weeks in Italy last summer.
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MultiChoice
Mr. Brown, ___ son goes to our school, is a dentist.
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MultiChoice
The village ___ my grandparents live is quiet.
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MultiChoice
I cannot find my wallet. I think I ___ it.
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MultiChoice
Someone ___ my bicycle yesterday evening.
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MultiChoice
The girl ___ sits next to me in class is very funny.
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MultiChoice
The movie ___ we watched yesterday was exciting.
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MultiChoice
I ___ my homework, so I can go out now.
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Where ___ that shirt last week?