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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Defining or Non-Defining Relative Clauses
Hi! I have an English exam very soon, so I need the answer fast.
THE QUESTION SAYS: Decide whether these sentences contain defining or non-defining relative clauses:
1- The person who is talking to Carrie is her uncle.
2- He comes from Seoul which is the capital of South Korea.
3- Carrie who has never been to Seoul would like to go there one day.
4- She would like to meet her cousins who have never been to America.
5- She goes to a school which is very popular in Santa Monica.
Thanks previously.
THE QUESTION SAYS: Decide whether these sentences contain defining or non-defining relative clauses:
1- The person who is talking to Carrie is her uncle.
2- He comes from Seoul which is the capital of South Korea.
3- Carrie who has never been to Seoul would like to go there one day.
4- She would like to meet her cousins who have never been to America.
5- She goes to a school which is very popular in Santa Monica.
Thanks previously.
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Hi, Quickly, can you tell us your answers first? Clive
- Hi, Quickly, can you tell us your answers first?
- Clive
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Yes. Please hurry with those answers. And remember that you can't always decide whether the clause is defining or non-defining. Some can be either.
CJ
CJ
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