Non-defining relative clauses

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Defining vs non-defining relative clauses - exercise 6

Complete the sentences with 'that', 'who' or 'which'. Don't forget to use commas in non-defining relative clauses.

Example: My sister ___ can speak five languages. (be a teacher)
My sister, who is a teacher, can speak five languages.

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A babysitter is a girl of small children. (take care) Right: who takes care / that takes care

My new television is out of order. (I - buy - last month) Right: , which I bought last month,

He sent the book to Jim immediately. (start to read it) Right: , who started to read it

Her purse has been stolen. (be full of money) Right: , which was full of money,

The man for money wasn't a beggar. (ask - you) Right: who asked you / that asked you

The goods aren't available. (you want) Right: which you want / that you want

My best friend lives in Atlanta. (be a lawyer) Right: , who is a lawyer,

Our house is made of wood. (overlook the port) Right: , which overlooks the port,

A little bit of discipline is something . (you badly need) Right: that you badly need / which you badly need

Yesterday we saw a girl to you. (be similar) Right: that was similar / who was similar

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For elementary - intermediate learners of English as a foreign language.

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