Relative pronouns/defining and non defining relative clauses

Complete the sentence using the correct relative pronoun.

The museum (a)   we visited together in London has closed down.

Complete the sentence using the correct relative pronoun.

I have a neighbour (a)   daughter is incredibly pretty

Complete the sentence using the correct relative pronoun.

I love the chocolate (a)   has those crunchy pieces of caramel.

Complete the following sentence so as to explain what defining relative clauses are.

Defining relative clauses are used to...

Complete the following sentence so as to explain what non defining relative clauses are.

Non defining relative clauses are used to...

Is this relative clause defining or non defining?

My neighbour, who is a very curious person, is always peering out of the window.

• Defining

• Non defining

Is this relative clause defining or non defining?

This is the woman I met last week.

• Defining

• Non defining

Is this relative clause defining or non defining?

I've recently visited Dubai, which is a very modern city.

• Defining

• Non defining

Is this relative clause defining or non defining?

I've never tried eating bugs, which I find disgusting.

• Defining

• Non defining

Choose all the correct answers.

• In defining relative clauses we can use the relative pronoun "that" to replace "who" or "which".

• In defining relative clauses we can under certain circunstances omit the relative pronoun.

• In non defining relative clauses we can under certain circunstances omit the relative pronoun.

• The relative pronoun "whose" is used to express possession.