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  • Did you do all the exercises that the teacher asked us to do? DEFINING OR NON DEFINING?
    DEFINING
  • David Hockney is the artist _______ painted Mr and Mrs Clarke.
    who
  • Mr Richards, who is a taxi driver, lives on the corner. DEFINING OR NON-DEFINING?
    NON-DEFINING
  • I need a cellphone ______ has a good camera
    that / which
  • This cake, ______ I baked yesterday, is chocolate and vanilla.
    WHICH
  • What's the name of the river ________ goes through the valley?
    THAT/WHICH
  • What's the name of the man _______ lives next door?
    WHO
  • The book that I'm reading is fascinating. CAN YOU OMIT THE PRONOUN?
    YES
  • That bus is the one ______ my brother takes to work.
    that / which
  • She always asks me questions ______ have difficult answers.
    WHICH/THAT
  • I read your email. Your email was very interesting. JOIN THE SENTENCES.
    I read your email, which was very interesting.
  • The children broke the window. The children are not from our town. JOIN THE SENTENCES
    The children who/that broke the window are not from our town.
  • That's the restaurant ________ serves fresh fish.
    that / which
  • The North Pole is a place __________ there are penguins and foxes.
    WHERE
  • JOIN THE SENTENCES. Iceland is a country. There you can find lots of geographical features.
    ICELAND IS A COUNTRY WHERE YOU CAN FIND LOTS OF GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES.
  • Kevin is the man _________ boyfriend teaches French at school.
    WHOSE
  • This is the game that I told you about. DEFINING OR NON-DEFINING?
    DEFINING
  • Do you know the girl who lives at the end of the street? CAN YOU OMIT THE PRONOUN?
    NO
  • Why does he always wear clothes _______ are so small for him?
    WHICH/THAT
  • I love the picture _______ is on the wall of your room.
    that / which
  • Shakespeare wrote Hamlet. He lived during the Elizabethan era. JOIN THE SENTENCES
    Shakespeare, who lived during the Elizabethan era, wrote Hamlet.
  • Do you know a good restaurant ________ is open on Sunday night?
    that / which
  • We walked past the school ______ their children go.
    where
  • Is there someone ______ can speak Arabic in your class?
    who
  • Is that the bus _______ goes the the airport?
    that / which
  • JOIN THE SENTENCES: Tom is the boy. He works in Manchester.
    TOM IS THE BOY WHO WORKS IN MANCHESTER.
  • Are those the people _______ are selling their house?
    who
  • I took my laptop back to the store ______ I bought it.
    where
  • Santiago is the city _______ I lived as a child.
    where
  • Indio is the Californian town ______they have the Coachella Music Festival.
    where
  • Summer is a moment of the year _______ you can sunbathe.
    WHEN
  • The factory closed yesterday. The factory was important for the city. JOIN THE SENTENCES
    The factory, which was important for the city, closed yesterday.
  • She's the woman ______ everyone is talking about.
    who
  • That's the hotel _____ we spent our honeymoon.
    where
  • That's the gallery ________ had the Leonardo da Vinci exhibition.
    which / that
  • The match that I saw was extremely boring. CAN YOU OMIT THE PRONOUN?
    YES
  • Do you know the man ______ lives next door?
    who
  • My mom is the only person ______ remembers my birthday.
    who
  • JOIN THE SENTENCES. 2001 was the year. The euro was introduced that year.
    2001 WAS THE YEAR WHEN THE EURO WAS INTRODUCED
  • The horse that won the race belongs to a unique species. CAN YOU OMIT THE PRONOUN?
    NO
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