Which sentence contains a defining relative clause?

The boy who is riding the bike is my brother.

My brother, who loves to ride bikes, is very athletic.

Her dog, which barks loudly, is very friendly.

The tall tree, which is in my yard, provides shade.

Which of the following sentences features a non-defining relative clause?

My sister, who is an artist, painted this mural.

The book that I borrowed is on the table.

The teacher who helps us is very kind.

The car which is parked outside belongs to my neighbor.

Identify the sentence that has a defining relative clause.

The students who study hard get good grades.

The sandwich, that I made for lunch, is delicious.

My friend, who lives in Spain, is visiting soon.

The movie, which was released last year, was a blockbuster.

Which sentence includes a non-defining relative clause?

The Eiffel Tower, which is located in Paris, is a famous landmark.

The teacher who graded our tests was fair.

The car that I bought last year is blue.

The song that plays on the radio is my favorite.

Which of the following sentences has a defining relative clause?

The girl who won the race is my sister.

My sister, who is a great runner, practices every day.

The dog, that barks at strangers, is very protective.

The book, which I finished last night, is amazing.

Which sentence contains a non-defining relative clause?

My grandfather, who is 85 years old, still plays tennis.

The cake that I baked yesterday is delicious.

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The teacher who explains the lessons well is my favorite.

Which of the following sentences features a defining relative clause?

The athletes who train hard usually perform well.

The movie, which we watched last weekend, was thrilling.

The car, which is very fast, belongs to my dad.

My brother, who is a terrific swimmer, won a medal.

Which sentence has a non-defining relative clause?

My cat, who loves to play with yarn, is very playful.

The restaurant that serves Italian food is my favorite.

The teacher who assigned the homework is strict.

The book that you lent me was fascinating.

Which of the following sentences contains a defining relative clause?

The students who study in the library tend to get better grades.

The movie, which everyone enjoyed, was a comedy.

My dog, who loves to fetch, is very energetic.

The house, which was built in 1920, needs repairs.

Which sentence features a non-defining relative clause?

The Eiffel Tower, which was completed in 1889, attracts millions of visitors each year.

The girl who won first place trains every day.

The dog that barks loudly belongs to my neighbor.

The book that I read last month changed my perspective.

Which sentence uses a defining relative clause?

The book that you gave me is amazing.

My cat, who is very playful, loves to sleep.

I read a book that has a blue cover.

The book, which you gave me, is amazing.

What is the purpose of a non-defining relative clause in a sentence?

To provide extra information about a noun that is not essential.

To change the meaning of the sentence completely.

To define which noun is being referred to.

To emphasize the main verb in the sentence.

Which of the following sentences contains a defining relative clause?

The car that I bought last year is red.

My friend, who is an artist, painted it.

The car is red, which is surprising.

The car, which I bought last year, is red.

Which of the following is an example of a non-defining relative clause?

My dog, who is very friendly, loves to play fetch.

My friend who likes soccer is coming over.

The dog that I saw was barking loudly.

My dog that runs fast is the best.

What distinguishes a defining relative clause from a non-defining relative clause?

A defining relative clause provides essential information about the noun, while a non-defining relative clause adds extra, non-essential information.

A defining relative clause always starts with 'who', whereas a non-defining does not.

A defining relative clause must use commas, while a non-defining clause cannot.

A non-defining relative clause can stand alone as a sentence, while a defining clause cannot.

In which sentence is the relative clause non-defining?

My brother, who plays the guitar, is in a band.

The brother that I mentioned plays the guitar.

The brother who won the contest is famous.

My brother is in a band that practices every weekend.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses a defining relative clause?

The teacher who helps us with math is really nice.

The teacher, who helps us with math, is really nice.

The teacher is really nice, who helps us with math.

The teacher that is in the classroom is really nice.

Which sentence contains a non-defining relative clause?

My cousin, who lives in Canada, is visiting us this summer.

My cousin who lives in Canada is visiting us.

My cousin who is very tall is coming over.

The cousin that I know is visiting us.

Identify the defining relative clause in the following sentence: 'The book that I borrowed from the library is due tomorrow.'

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