PRE-IELTS B - Week 6 - Lesson 1 - Relative Clauses

Decide whether the clause in italics is defining or non-defining.

The girl who was waiting was becoming impatient.

• defining

• non-defining

Decide whether the clause in italics is defining or non-defining.

The room, which was enormous, was filled with lines of chairs.

• defining

• non-defining

Decide whether the clause in italics is defining or non-defining.

The students, who were late, waited in the playground.

• non-defining

• defining

Decide whether the clause in italics is defining or non-defining.

The food which was left was eaten the following day.

• defining

• non-defining

Decide whether the clause in italics is defining or non-defining.

A tall girl, who was wearing a hat, came into the room.

• non-defining

• defining

Decide whether the clause in italics is defining or non-defining.

The dog, which was lying on the sofa, had long pointed ears.

• defining

• non-defining

Decide whether the clause in italics is defining or non-defining.

The train which leaves at 8.00 doesn’t stop at Bath.

• non-defining

• defining

Choose the correct word in each sentence.

An old man, ________ was carrying a suitcase, knocked at the door.

• who

• which

Choose the correct word in each sentence.

The winner, _________ bike was an unusual design, won a medal.

• which

• whose

Choose the correct word in each sentence.

The girl _______ spoke to me turned out to be in my class.

• who

• which