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Marwa Al Jazeeri

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Relative Clauses QuizVersion en ligne Test your grasp of relative clauses par Marwa Al Jazeeri 1 1. In the sentence: The girl who is sitting next to me is my friend, identify the relative clause. a sitting next to me b The girl c is my friend d who is sitting next to me 2 2. Which part is the relative clause? The house that we visited was very old. a that we visited b was very old c very old d The house 3 3. Which sentence contains a defining relative clause? a My phone, which is broken, needs repair. b The car which I bought is parked outside. c Ali, who is tall, plays basketball. d My car, which is new, is parked outside. 4 4. Identify the relative clause in: People who exercise regularly are healthier. a are healthier b People c regularly are healthier d who exercise regularly 5 5. Which word introduces the relative clause? The book that I read was interesting. a read b that c interesting d book 6 6. A defining relative clause can be removed without changing the meaning of the sentence. a Cannot be determined b False c Sometimes d True 7 7. The student who arrived late missed the bus. True or False: there is a defining relative clause. a True b Cannot be determined c Both true and false d False 8 8. Relative clauses usually give extra, non-essential information only. True or False a Sometimes b Not sure c False d True 9 9. Underline the relative clause: The teacher who helped me understands my problem. a The teacher b helped me c my problem d who helped me 10 10. Underline the relative clause: The city where I was born is very busy. a where I was born b is very busy c born d The city Feedback 1 The clause 'who is sitting next to me' defines the noun 'girl'. 2 The relative clause is 'that we visited' modifying 'house'. 3 Defining clauses specify which noun; 'The car which I bought' does so without extra commas. 4 The clause 'who exercise regularly' modifies 'People'. 5 'That' is a relative pronoun introducing the clause. 6 Defining clauses change or specify meaning and are essential. 7 'who arrived late' is a defining relative clause. 8 They can be essential (defining) or non-essential (non-defining). 9 The relative clause is 'who helped me' modifying 'teacher'. 10 The relative clause is 'where I was born' modifying 'city'.

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Relative Clauses QuizVersion en ligne

par Marwa Al Jazeeri

1. In the sentence: The girl who is sitting next to me is my friend, identify the relative clause.

2. Which part is the relative clause? The house that we visited was very old.

3. Which sentence contains a defining relative clause?

4. Identify the relative clause in: People who exercise regularly are healthier.

5. Which word introduces the relative clause? The book that I read was interesting.

6. A defining relative clause can be removed without changing the meaning of the sentence.

7. The student who arrived late missed the bus. True or False: there is a defining relative clause.

8. Relative clauses usually give extra, non-essential information only. True or False

9. Underline the relative clause: The teacher who helped me understands my problem.

10. Underline the relative clause: The city where I was born is very busy.

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