Share DEFINING AND NON- DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES
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There’s a new café in town .......................you can eat as much as you like.
WHERE
I’ve got a neighbour ......... works as a police officer.
WHO/ THAT
A thermos flask is a type of bottle ........ can keep liquids hot or cold.
WHICH/ THAT
Morning is the time of day ...........I work best.
WHEN
We’ve got an old car ................we use from time to time.
WHICH/THAT
CHOOSE: Jack is one of my classmates PERFORMS /PERFORMING in the concert this evening.
PERFORMING
Snowden is a mountain in Wales CLIMBING / WHICH I CLIMBED last summer.
WHICH I CLIMBED
Lilly reads the newspaper every day so she has good general KNOWLEDGE / INTELLIGENCE.
KNOWLEDGE
The CURRENCY / EXCHANCE rate in the USA is the dollar.
CURRENCY
JOIN THE SENTENCE: I told her about the video game. I got it for my birthday.
I told her about the video game which I got for my birthday. (The relative pronoun in this sentence can be omitted.)
JOIN THE SENTENCE: Mr Samson is the teacher. He teaches me French.
Mr Samson is the teacher who teaches me French
JOIN THE SENTENCE: In Germany children don’t start school until they are seven. I grew up there.
In Germany, where I grew up, children don't start school until they are seven
