Write one sentence on the board which contains a DEFINING relative clause.
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Write one sentence on the board which contains a NON-DEFINING relative clause.
Accept any grammatically correct answer.
Write one sentence on the board which contains a relative clause which can have the RELATIVE PRONOUN removed.
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Is this sentence correct?: My brother, that lives in London, is coming to visit us next week.
Incorrect. "who lives in London"
Is this sentence correct?: The book I bought yesterday is really interesting.
Correct
Is this sentence correct?: The company in which she works for is expanding internationally.
Incorrect: The company in which she works / The company she works for
Rewrite this sentence on the board using a formal structure: The colleague who I was talking to didn’t agree with the decision.
The colleague to whom I was talking didn’t agree with the decision.
We visited the wax museum_which was very crowded. (comma or no comma?)
comma
Go to the music room, _______ is next to the hall.
when
which
who
where
Write a defining sentence with the following:I like the girl. Her hair is dark.
I like the girl whose hair is dark.
Write a non-defining sentence with the following: Our house is pretty old. It has 3 bedrooms.
Our house, which is pretty old, has 3 bedrooms.
My new shop, which you saw last week, is very successful. Defining or non-defining?
non-defining
Everyone who got to the sales early found excellent bargains. Defining or non-defining?
defining
Is this sentence correct? My father who is a doctor lives in Madrid.
My father, who is a doctor, lives in Madrid.
Describe this character using a relative clause.
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