A relative clause can be introduced by the pronoun "where".
False
True
A relative clause gives more information about the main clause.
False
True
The pronoun "THAT" substitutes the relative pronouns "which" and "who".
False
True
The goal ................... you scored was brilliant!
that
who
where
when
The park is the place ................ we usually play football.
whom
that
which
where
The man ............................ fell over was John's brother.
whom
who
whose
which
Julie, ................. brother is a drummer, writes music.
that
who
whose
which
The band played for three hours, .......... pleased the fans.
whose
where
that
which
Their 3rd album, ........... sold over a million copies, is my favourite.
whose
which
that
where
The relative pronoun "THAT" can only be used in DEFINING relative clauses.
True
False
DEFINING Relative clauses add extra information that can be omitted.
False
True
NON DEFINING relative clauses are always:
Placed between commas
Introduced by "whose"
introduced by "which"
without relative pronouns
She left without saying a word, which is odd
Non Defining RC
Defining RC
The man who robbed you has been arrested.
Defining RC
Non Defining RC
That school, where I have studied Spanish, is very big".
Non Defining RC
Defining RC
Do you like the dress that I am wearing?
Non Defining RC
Defining RC
