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We use ______ to give essential information about someone or something.
Defining relative clauses
A ______ usually comes immediately after the noun it describes.
Defining relatives clauses
We use ______ to give extra information about the person or thing.
Non-defining relative clauses
The new stadium, which holds 100,000 people, will be opened next month.
Non-defining relative clause
The girl who is waiting for me is one of my best friends.
Defining relative clause
Thank you for the letter, which I was happy to get.
Non-defining relative clause
The man who Frida fell in love with, is in prision.
Defining relative clause
The documents that Peter has sent to you are in the drawer
Defining relative clause
Next summer we are visiting the town in which my boyfriend was born.
Defining relative clause
She showed me a photograph of her daughther, who is a lawyer.
Non-defining relative clause
The man over there, whose name I don't remember, is a singer.
Non-defining relative clauses
I've just bought some books about astronomy, which I'm very interested in.
Non-defining relative clauses
