B2 Relative Clauses

My parents decided to redecorate my room last weekend, (a)   I was at football camp.

That's the student whose short story won first prize in a national writing competition.

• defining

• non-defining

• not a relative clause sentence

Donna____________________________

• has decided to dye her hair, whose party you met her

• , who you met at my party, has decided to dye her hair red.

• who you met at my party. Has decided to dye her hair red

• , that you met at my party, has decided to dye her hair red.

I like a boy. He goes to my school.

(a)  

I like the band__________played las night.

• where

• who

• who/that/---

• who/that

In reduce relative clauses, if the sentence is passive we use the ____________of the main verb.

• present simple

• present participle

• past participle

• future participle in the negative influential form

We use commas to separate the relative clause on defining relative clauses.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• sometimes TRUE

• sometimes FALSE

When can I omit the relative pronoun in a sentence?

• always

• when the noun is the object in a defining relative clause

• never

• when the noun is the object in a non-defining relative clause

• when the noun is the subject in both defining and non-defining relative clauses

The reason (a)   he decided to leave the party was a mystery.

The presents (a)   given to the children are all handmade.