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Downloadable worksheets: relative clauses Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Downloads: 3107   DEFINING & NON-DEFINING RELATIVE CLAUSES Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Downloads: 2864   DEFINING RELATIVE PRONOUNS (KEY INCLUDED) Level: elementary Age: 12-14 Downloads: 2395   Relative Pronouns: Who- Which- That Level: intermediate Age: 9-14 Downloads: 1981   Relative clauses Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Downloads: 1681   Relative Pronouns(+ Key) Level: intermediate Age: 9-14 Downloads: 1695

Defining and Non-defining Relative Clauses    Decide whether there must be commas (,) in the blanks or not     1. This swimming pool is for people_ who can't swim very well.    commas        no commas     2. Martha_ who is a very good student_ won first prize in Maths.   commas         no commas    3. Laura likes the necklace_ that her parents gave her.   commas         no commas   4. My back_ which had hurt all day_ was still painful that evening.   commas         no commas    5. James is someone_ who always tries to do well at everything.   commas         no commas    6. My neighbour Simon_ who is very intelligent_ teaches Physics.   commas         no commas   7. We took the train to Paris_ which is a city I love.  commas           no commas    8. The hotel_ which we stayed in_ was small but comfortable.    commas           no commas    9. Ian's father_ whom he hadn't spoken for ages_ called last night.  commas            no commas     10. Jason_ whose father called last night_ lives in Portugal.  commas            no commas     11. Jack's computer_ which he bought 5 years ago_ is very slow.  commas           no commas     12. I had dinner with a friend last night_ who works in London.  commas           no commas     13. That's the woman_ whose husband has just gone to prison.  commas           no commas     14. Jason_ who is an accountant_ lives in Geneva.    commas            no commas