Relative Clause Challenge

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Froggy Jumps Relative Clause ChallengeVersión en línea Master relative clauses por Komilova Parizod 1 Which sentence uses a defining relative clause correctly? a The book which you lent me is fascinating. b The book that you lent me was fascinating. c The book that you lent me is fascinating. 2 Choose the non-defining relative clause sentence. a My sister who lives in Tokyo is visiting next week. b My sister, who lives in Tokyo, is visiting next week. c My sister, which lives in Tokyo, is visiting next week. 3 Select the correct relative pronoun for a subject in a defining clause. a The person whom called was my boss. b The person which called was my boss. c The person who called was my boss. 4 Identify the defining clause in: The car that has a sunroof is mine. a which has a sunroof b that has sunroof c that has a sunroof 5 Choose the correct rewritten sentence without changing meaning: 'The teacher who inspired us won an award.' a The teacher which inspired us won an award. b The teacher, who inspired us, won an award. c The teacher who inspired us won an award. 6 Which sentence uses a non-defining clause with commas correctly? a My car, which is new, starts quickly. b My car which is new starts quickly. c My car, which is new starts quickly. 7 Fill the gap with the correct pronoun: The movie ___ we watched last night was amazing. a that/which b whom c who 8 Choose the sentence with a reduced relative clause. a The man, living next door, is a chef. b The man living next door is a chef. c The man who living next door is a chef. 9 Identify the relative pronoun for an object in a defining clause. a who b whom c that/which 10 Which version reduces the relative clause: 'The book that is on the table is mine' a The book that is on the table mine. b The book which is on the table is mine. c The book on the table is mine.

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Relative Clause ChallengeVersión en línea

Master relative clauses

por Komilova Parizod

Which sentence uses a defining relative clause correctly?

The book which you lent me is fascinating.

The book that you lent me was fascinating.

The book that you lent me is fascinating.

Choose the non-defining relative clause sentence.

My sister who lives in Tokyo is visiting next week.

My sister, who lives in Tokyo, is visiting next week.

My sister, which lives in Tokyo, is visiting next week.

Select the correct relative pronoun for a subject in a defining clause.

The person whom called was my boss.

The person which called was my boss.

The person who called was my boss.

Identify the defining clause in: The car that has a sunroof is mine.

which has a sunroof

that has sunroof

that has a sunroof

Choose the correct rewritten sentence without changing meaning: 'The teacher who inspired us won an award.'

The teacher which inspired us won an award.

The teacher, who inspired us, won an award.

The teacher who inspired us won an award.

Which sentence uses a non-defining clause with commas correctly?

My car, which is new, starts quickly.

My car which is new starts quickly.

My car, which is new starts quickly.

Fill the gap with the correct pronoun: The movie ___ we watched last night was amazing.

that/which

whom

who

Choose the sentence with a reduced relative clause.

The man, living next door, is a chef.

The man living next door is a chef.

The man who living next door is a chef.

Identify the relative pronoun for an object in a defining clause.

who

whom

that/which

Which version reduces the relative clause: 'The book that is on the table is mine'

The book that is on the table mine.

The book which is on the table is mine.

The book on the table is mine.

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Relative Clause ChallengeVersión en línea

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Which sentence uses a defining relative clause correctly?

Choose the non-defining relative clause sentence.

Select the correct relative pronoun for a subject in a defining clause.

Identify the defining clause in: The car that has a sunroof is mine.

Choose the correct rewritten sentence without changing meaning: 'The teacher who inspired us won an award.'

Which sentence uses a non-defining clause with commas correctly?

Fill the gap with the correct pronoun: The movie ___ we watched last night was amazing.

Choose the sentence with a reduced relative clause.

Identify the relative pronoun for an object in a defining clause.

Which version reduces the relative clause: 'The book that is on the table is mine'

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