Defining and non-defining relative clauses | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Anna is having a baby. She is our neighbour.

Anna, who is our neighbour, is having a baby. (non-defining)

Where is the pencil. I gave it to you yesterday.

Where is the pencil that/which I gave you yesterday. (defining)

My new coat is very warm and comfortable. I bought it in London.

My new coat, which I bought in London, is very warm and comfortable. (non-defining)

J. Robert Oppenheimer was in charge of the Manhattan Project. He died in 1967.

J. Robert Oppenheimer, who was in charged of the Manhattan Project, died in 1967. (non-defining)

This is the man. He sold us the furniture.

This is the man that/who sold us the furniture. (defining)

Oppenheimer is set in the World War 2. It was released last month.

Oppenheimer, which was released last month, is set in the World War 2. (non-defining)

'I'm just Ken' is an amazing song. It is one of the movie Barbie's soundtracks.

'I'm just Ken, which is one of the movie Barbie's soundtracks, is an amazing song. (non-defining)

This is a book. I'd like to buy it.

This is a book which/that I'd like to buy. (defining)

The movie Barbie tops $1bn in global box office ticket sales. It is directed by Greta Gerwig.

The movie Barbie, which was directed by Greta Gerwig, tops $1bn in global box office ticket sales. (non-defining)

Barbie is an amazing movie. I watched it last week

Barbie, which I watched last week, is an amazing movie. (non-defining)

They found the money. I dropped it yesterday.

They found the money which/that I dropped yesterday. (defining)

Do you remember that TV show? It was made in the 80s.

Do you remember the TV show which/that was made in the 80s? (defining)