2.5 Relative clauses

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Read the situations and choose which sentence, a or b, is correct.
1 We didn't open all the gifts immediately,    [a, b]
a The gifts which we opened immediately were left on a table in the restaurant.
b The gifts, which we opened immediately, were left on a table in the restaurant.
2 I have one cousin.   [b, a]
a My cousin whose husband is from London got married in England.
b My cousin, whose husband is from London, got married in England.
3 All the guests danced.   [b, a]
a The guests who danced all evening got a bit hot and sweaty.
b The guests, who danced all evening, got a bit hot and sweaty.
4 Not all the coffee was delicious.   [b, a]
a The coffee which was served after dinner was delicious.
b The coffee, which was served after dinner, was delicious.
5 There are two village churches.   [b, a]
a The village church where we got married is over 200 years old.
b The village church, where we got married, is over 200 years old.

Match the main clauses 1-4 with the most suitable comment clauses.

Complete the sentences with relative pronouns. If a pronoun is unnecessary, leave the gap blank. Add commas where necessary.

1 This is the temple       Hindus built to worship Hanuman, the monkey god.
2 Maddie is the cousin      went to live in Australia.
3 Alison       boss was really rude and short-tempered has finally decided to quit her job.
4 It's an ancient machine       our ancestors used to predict the future.
5 She called us selfish        we think was very hypocritical.