Restrictive and nonrestrictive relative clauses.

In restrictive relative clauses, we can use

• which and that for things and animal.

• only which for things and animals

• what and that for things and animals.

• who and that for animal and things.

In nonrestrictive relative clauses, we use (2 ANSWERS)

• which and that for things and animal.

• only which for things and animal.

• who and that for people.

• only who for people.

When, who, which and that are called

• relative clauses.

• nonrestrictive relative clauses pronouns.

• relative clauses pronouns.

• restrictive relative clauses pronouns.

Relative clauses

• are independent clauses.

• are dependent clauses.

• are sentences cannot be attached to main sentences.

• are adjective clauses can stand alone.

Which one is correct?

• Ahmed, who is 6.5 ft tall, is Egyptian.

• Ahmed who is 6.5 ft tall, is Egyptian.

• Ahmed, who is 6.5 ft tall is Egyptian.

• Ahmed who is 6.5 ft tall is Egyptian.

They are clauses that can give extra information about a noun.

• Nonrestrictive relative clauses

• relative clauses

• Both Nonrestrictive and restrictive relative clauses

• Adjective clauses

They are clauses that distinguish one noun from another.

• Nonrestrictive relative clauses

• Restrictive relative clauses

• Relative clauses

• Adjective clauses

A subject relative pronoun is followed by a verb. The verb ______ with the noun that the subject relative pronoun refers to.

• agree

• agrees

• disagree

• disagrees

A subject relative pronoun has _______ form, whether or not it refers to a singular noun or a plural noun.

• a different

• similar

• the same

• not exact the same

Relative clauses _______stand alone as complete sentences.

• can

• cannot

• might

• might not