Spotlight 11 (First Quarter Test)

Defining relative clauses carry essential information because they identify which thing or person we are talking about, and they are used without commas (без запятых).

• True

• False

In non-defining relative clauses we can use that instead of which or who.

• True

• False

In a defining clause who/which/that, can be omitted if they are followed by subject + verb (e.g. You are not the man (who/that) I thought you were. )

• True

• False

Non-defining relative clauses are used between commas, and they add extra information which is not necessary to know who or what we are talking about.

• True

• False

My brother, who lives in Cardiff, is much older than me.

• • I have only one brother

• • I have more than one brother

My brother who lives in Cardiff is much older than me.

• • I have more than one brother

• • I have only one brother

This is the place ______ I saw my keys the last time.

• when

• where

• which

• whose

That's the woman ______ husband has won the lottery.

• who

• whom

• that

• whose

My sister, _____ is now living in Edinburgh, has just bought a house.

• who

• that

• -

• which

Can you give me back the book _____ I lent you last year?

• whose

• when

• that

• who