Defining and non-defining relative clauses

We use relative clauses to:

• Give additional information about the subject

• Give additional information about the predicate

A relative clause that provides necessary information about the subject in order to identify it, is called:

(a)  

"My students, who are very nice, love learning English" is an example of a:

• Defining clause

• Non-defining clause

The relative pronoun used to refer to a person is:

• Whose

• Which

• Who

• Where

The relative pronoun used to refer to an object is

• Whose

• Which

• Who

• Where

The relative pronoun used for possesion is

• Whose

• Which

• Who

• Where

Is this sentence correct? "The man which lives next door is my dentist"

• Correct

• Incorrect

We need to use commas every time that we write a

• Defining relative clause

• Non-defining relative clause

Write an example of a defining relative clause.

Write an example of a non-defining relative clause.