# Non-Defining Relative Clauses Exercises with Answers

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- Title: Non-Defining Relative Clauses
- CEFR: B1 (Intermediate)
- Category: Conjunctions, Clauses and Linking
- Questions: 14

Practise extra information between commas: who, which, whose and where, never that, never leaving the relative word out, and which for a whole idea. Answers and short explanations included.

Practise non-defining relative clauses that add extra information between commas: who, which, whose and where but never that, why the relative word can't be…

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## Lessons on this topic

- [Non-Defining Relative Clauses: Commas, Who and Which](https://hienglishquiz.com/grammar-lessons/non-defining-relative-clauses)

## Sample questions with answers

1. My grandfather, ____ is 90, still reads the newspaper every day.
   - A. who
   - B. that
   - C. which
   - D. whose
   Answer: A — A person, after a comma: who. Never that.

2. Nha Trang, ____ is famous for its beaches, is busy in summer.
   - A. which
   - B. that
   - C. who
   - D. where
   Answer: A — Nha Trang is the subject of is famous: which. Where needs its own subject after it.

3. Phong didn't come to the party, ____ surprised everyone.
   - A. which
   - B. that
   - C. what
   - D. who
   Answer: A — The whole event surprised everyone. Use which.

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