Relative Clauses

Write each pair of sentences as one sentence. Use defining or non-defining relative clauses

That's the man. His car was vandalized.

Write each pair of sentences as one sentence. Use defining or non-defining relative clauses

"The Liar" is a good book. Stephen Fry wrote it.

Write each pair of sentences as one sentence. Use defining or non-defining relative clauses
He's the man. Kate told you about him.

Write each pair of sentences as one sentence. Use defining or non-defining relative clauses

Thomas lives in Los Angeles. He is my cousin.

Write each pair of sentences as one sentence. Use defining or non-defining relative clauses:

A girl lives in the red house. Her brother is in my class.

--> A girl ....................................................................................................

Write each pair of sentences as one sentence. Use defining or non-defining relative clauses:
I saw the big bird. My sister had seen it before.

--> I ..................................................................................................

Write each pair of sentences as one sentence. Use defining or non-defining relative clauses:

My dad planted a tree. It is growing fast.

--> My dad .......................................................................

Write each pair of sentences as one sentence. Use defining or non-defining relative clauses:
The police arrested the man. I saw the man steal a handbag.

Write each pair of sentences as one sentence. Use defining or non-defining relative clauses:
She wrote to her friend. Her friend lives in Vietnam.

Write each pair of sentences as one sentence. Use defining or non-defining relative clauses:

His friend lives in Scotland. His friend is a lawyer.