Defining and non-defining relative clauses

Listen to the audio and write the sentence. Decide if it is a defining relative clause (with no commas) or non-defining relative clause (with commas).

Select the sentence you hear.

• Her brother, who is a musician, lives in New York.

• Her brother who is a musician lives in New York.

Select the sentence you hear.

• My house, which is by the beach, has a great view.

• My house which is by the beach, has a great view.

Write the sentence you hear. Check out if it is defining relative clause (no commas) or a defining relative clause (commas).

The sentence:

Those students, who do online courses, love studying.

Means that:

• All the students love studying.

• Only the students who do online course love studying.

• All students do online courses.

Write the sentence that you hear.

Write the sentence that you hear.