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  • Multiple choice questions on who, whom, which, that, whose and where
  • True/false statements about commas and defining clauses
  • Short-answer prompts that ask you to combine two sentences
  • Explanations written for each answer so mistakes become lessons
Example relative clauses grammar quiz questions
Which relative pronoun fits: The teacher ___ taught me Latin retired last year?Who. It refers to a person and acts as the subject of the relative clause.
Is this clause defining or non-defining: The book, which I borrowed from the library, is overdue?Non-defining. The commas show it adds extra information about a book that is already identified.
Fill in the gap: The city ___ I was born has changed a lot.Where. It replaces a place and works like 'in which' in the relative clause.
True or false: In The man whom we met yesterday is my uncle, whom can be replaced by that.True. That can replace whom in a defining clause, although whom is more formal.
Can that be omitted in The report that she wrote was long?Yes, it can be dropped to give The report she wrote was long. That is the object of wrote in a defining clause, so the pronoun can be left out.
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Defining and non-defining clauses are the usual sticking point. Questions that ask you to choose between commas, that and which show whether you understand when the clause identifies a noun and when it adds extra information.

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A short quiz of about ten questions is enough for one study session. Mix defining and non-defining clauses so you practice both patterns.

What is the difference between defining and non-defining relative clauses?

A defining clause identifies which noun is meant and takes no commas. A non-defining clause adds extra information, is set off by commas, and does not use that.

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