Relative Clauses

Choose which sentences describe a non-defining relative clause.

• It presents essential information.

• You can use “that” in these clauses.

• It presents accessory information.

• It is presented without commas.

• It is presented between commas

Complete the sentence with who or which.

The person ... hired me was also a teacher of mine.

Complete the sentence with who or which.

These are the accounting reports ... you were looking for.

Complete the sentence with who or which.

Do you remember the first person ... interviewed you for a job offer?

Complete the sentence with who or which.

The job ... I had last summer was a really bad experience.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses a non-defining relative clause?

• The book, that I borrowed from the library, is fascinating.

• The book, which I borrowed from the library, is fascinating.

• The book whose I borrowed from the library is fascinating.

• The book whom I borrowed from the library is fascinating.

Can you omit the relative pronoun in this sentece?

The part of my job which I enjoy the most is meeting new people.

• No, I can't.

• No, I have to use"that".

• I don't konw.

• Yes, I can.

Complete the sentence with who, which or whose.

Who is the applicant ... CV was considered the most creative?

Write one sentence using the words in brackets as a non-defining relative clause.

Tom. (He started as a waiter.) He is now the manager of the restaurant. 

Write one sentence using the words in brackets as a non-defining relative clause.

The job. (Its working conditions were quite good.) It was filled by a university colleague.