Choose the correctly punctuated sentence that includes a non-defining relative clause.

My brother, who lives in New York, is a talented architect.

My brother who lives in New York, is a talented architect.

My brother who lives in New York is a talented architect.

My brother, who lives in New York is a talented architect.

Which of the following sentences contains a defining relative clause that cannot use the word "that" as a substitute?

The hotel in which we stayed was very expensive.

The book that I am reading is fascinating.

The car which he bought yesterday is blue.

The person who called you left a message.

Identify which sentence utilizes a defining relative clause correctly without unnecessary commas.

The students who studied hard for the exam passed with flying colors.

The students, who studied hard for the exam passed with flying colors.

The students, who studied hard for the exam, passed with flying colors.

The students who studied hard for the exam, passed with flying colors.

In which of the following sentences can the relative pronoun be omitted (omission of the relative pronoun)?

The documentary which we watched last night was very moving.

The man who lives next door is a famous musician.

My sister, whom you met yesterday, is moving to London.

The scientist who discovered the element won a Nobel Prize.

Which of these sentences is a non-defining relative clause where the relative pronoun 'which' refers to the entire previous clause rather than just the preceding noun?

He arrived two hours late, which really annoyed everyone.

The movie which we saw last night was incredibly boring.

The house, which has a red door, belongs to my aunt.

He showed me the trophy which he won at the tournament.

Which of the following sentences correctly demonstrates why the word "that" cannot be used in a non-defining relative clause?

Mr. Henderson, who is my favorite teacher, is retiring next month.

Paris, that is known as the City of Light, is beautiful in autumn.

Mr. Henderson, that is my favorite teacher, is retiring next month.

The car, that I bought last year, has already broken down.

Which of the following sentences correctly demonstrates the use of a relative pronoun in a non-defining relative clause to show possession?

My neighbor, whose dog barks all night, is actually very friendly.

My neighbor, who's dog barks all night, is actually very friendly.

My neighbor, that dog barks all night, is actually very friendly.

My neighbor whose dog barks all night is actually very friendly.

Identify the sentence where the relative pronoun is used as the object of a preposition in a formal, non-defining relative clause.

The Great Barrier Reef, about which many documentaries have been filmed, is under threat from climate change.

The Great Barrier Reef, that many documentaries have been filmed about, is under threat.

The Great Barrier Reef, whom many documentaries have been filmed for, is under threat.

The Great Barrier Reef which many documentaries have been filmed about is under threat.

Choose the sentence where the relative pronoun 'whoever' or 'whomever' is used correctly in a relative structure, keeping in mind its function within the clause.

The prize will be awarded to whoever finishes the race first.

The police arrested whomever was standing near the bank.

The prize will be awarded to whomever finishes the race first.

My teacher, that I like a lot, gave the book to whoever.

Which of the following sentences correctly distinguishes between a defining and a non-defining relative clause by using commas to change the meaning?

My sisters who live in London are doctors (I have other sisters), while my sisters, who live in London, are doctors (all my sisters live in London).

The boxes which were heavy were left behind (all boxes), while the boxes, which were heavy, were left behind (only the heavy ones).

My phone which has a cracked screen is broken (it is extra info), while my phone, which has a cracked screen, is broken (I have more than one).

The players, who were tired, were substituted (only those players), while the players who were tired were substituted (all the players).

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