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There are two kinds of relative clauses
Relative clauses contain information about nouns. There are two main types: defining and non-defining. The form and usage of each is quite different.Read more

 
 
 
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Relative clause dominoes II
C1
20-30 mins
groups: 3-4
 
Matching dominoes (16 cards). Examples include * Defining and non-defining relative clauses. * Relative clauses with prepositions. * Relative clauses with where vs which.
 
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Relative clauses - Donald Trump - with answers
B1-B2
20 mins
exercise sheet
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Short biographical text on Donald Trump with 10 gaps for relative pronouns. There are two copies of the exercise per sheet with answers.
 
 
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Relative clauses - matching dominoes
B1-B2
 
Twenty-four matching dominoes focusing on the difference between defining and non-defining clauses and the use of prepositions in relative clauses.
 
 
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Relative clauses grammar cards
C1
30min
groups: 3-4
 
Twenty-four card correction / multiple choice game. Includes more advanced points such as prepositions in relative clauses, e.g. ...five people, three of whom I had met before etc.)
 
 
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Relative clauses
B1-B2
 
General intro worksheet for defining and non-defining relative clauses / adding information to nouns. Examples from SB unit 11 / general business theme
 
 
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Error slips - relative clauses - defining and non-defining
B1-B2
 
Ten sentences, some containing errors. Students have to say whether sentence in correct or incorrect, and if incorrect, correct it.
 
 
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Relative clauses practice - Titanic
B1-B2
 
Note expansion exercise to make sentences with defining and non-defning RCs
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
Relative clauses and pronouns
Ten-question multiple-choice quiz testing both defining and non-defining clauses
 
 

 

 
 
 
Defining and non-defining relative clauses - relative clauses with prepositions - gap fill text
Short text on a historic English castle with gaps for relative pronouns and (where necessary) prepositions. Advanced levels.
 
 

 

 
 
 
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