TRUE or FALSE - A relative clause is an idea the describes or gives more information about another in particular.
TRUE
TRUE or FALSE - There's only one type of relative clauses.
FALSE!
We use defining relative clauses to (C-Y-S-P-E-I-F) which person, thing or place we are talking about.
SPECIFY
Non-defining relative clauses are used to add _____ information which is not necessary to know who or what we are talking about.
EXTRA
The information in NON-DEFINING relative clauses go between _____
COMMAS
YES or NO - To talk about places we can use pronouns THAT and WHERE
YES!
When can we omit who/which/that?
Who/which/that, can be omitted if they are followed by SUBJECT + VERB
In (A.defining - B.non-defining) relative clauses we can use THAT instead of WHICH or WHO.
Option A
What is missing? "Elon Musk is a businessman _____ company has made him win billions"
WHOSE
What is missing? "I'll never forget the day _____ we met for the first time!
WHEN
What's missing? - "It was late and that was _____ I didn't call you"
WHY
