Inglés RA4 Tema 19 - Relative clauses

Defining or non-defining? This is the boy whose parents work in the same company. Defining. Non-defining.

Defining or non-defining? Madonna, who was born in the USA, is a popular singer. Defining. Non-defining.

Defining or non-defining? Guernica, which was painted by Picasso, is permanently exhibited in Madrid. Defining. Non-defining.

Defining or non-defining? I know a woman who eats paper. Defining. Non-defining.

Defining or non-defining? The book that I’m reading is very interesting. Defining. Non-defining.

Defining or non-defining? Mont Blanc, which is between France and Italy, is the highest mountain in the Alps. Defining. Non-defining.

Defining or non-defining? Sarah’s father, who is 64, goes swimming every day. Defining. Non-defining.

Defining or non-defining? The letter which Sam has sent to you is in the drawer. Defining. Non-defining.

Defining or non-defining? The driver who took you to school is from Belfast. Defining. Non-defining.

Defining or non-defining? I met a man who won the lottery. Defining. Non-defining.

Defining or non-defining? This is the place where I lived. Defining. Non-defining.

Defining or non-defining? This is the brother who has a girlfriend. Defining. Non-defining.

Defining or non-defining? My brother, who is a surgeon, lives in Madrid. Defining. Non-defining.

Relative clauses give us extra information about something. True. False.