Year 5 Grammar: Non-Defining Relative Clauses (Punctuation) Exercise

Year 5 Grammar: Non-Defining Relative Clauses (Punctuation)

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Year 5 Grammar: Non-Defining Relative Clauses (Punctuation)

Learn how to punctuate non-defining relative clauses correctly using commas. Practice adding extra information to sentences with proper punctuation.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Choose the correct punctuation: 'My brother ___ lives in Leeds, visited us.'

  2. MultiChoice

    Which sentence uses commas correctly for extra information?

  3. MultiChoice

    My uncle, ___ is a pilot, loves flying.

  4. MultiChoice

    The Eiffel Tower, ___ is in Paris, is very tall.

  5. MultiChoice

    Sarah, ___ brother is in my class, is very smart.

  6. MultiChoice

    Our house, ___ was built in 1990, has a big garden.

  7. MultiChoice

    Mr Jones, ___ teaches history, is friendly.

  8. MultiChoice

    Mount Everest, ___ is the highest peak, is in Nepal.

  9. MultiChoice

    My best friend, ___ lives next door, is moving away.

  10. MultiChoice

    The sun, ___ is a giant star, gives us heat.

  11. MultiChoice

    Mrs Smith, ___ dog is a poodle, walks daily.

  12. MultiChoice

    Spain, ___ we went last summer, was warm.

  13. MultiChoice

    The Titanic, ___ sank in 1912, was a famous ship.

  14. MultiChoice

    My grandfather, ___ is 80 years old, still plays tennis.

  15. MultiChoice

    The Amazon River, ___ flows through South America, is long.