Defining and non-defining relative clauses

Fill in the gaps.

William Frank is the man ... won the race.

Fill in the gaps.

This is the shopping centre ... opened last month.

Fill in the sentence with the correct word and add commas where nessessary.

I saw Miss Jane ... used to look after us when we were young on my way home.

Fill in the sentence with the correct word and add commas where nessessary.

Camels ... live in the desert can carry a lot of weight.

Fill in the sentence with the correct word and add commas where nessessary.

Those are mugs ... I wanted, not these ones!

Complete the sentences with whose, who, which, or where and add commas where nessessary.

Ameli .... mother is from Shanghai speaks English and Chinese fluently.

Complete the sentences with whose, who, which, or where and add commas where nessessary.

Buckingham Palace ...the Queen of England lived is in the centre of London.

Fill in the gaps.

This is the street ... I saw him last time.

Fill in the gaps.

That's the woman ... daughter has won the lottery.

I have three brothers.

Bob's mom has lost her keys.

Fill in the correct relative pronoun.

I remember that time ... I fell and broke my leg.

You have got only one cat.

The sentence " The apple tree, which is at the botton of the garden, needs to be cut down" means that...

Combine the sentences with relative clauses.

Romeo and Juliet were lovers. Their parents hated each other.

Combine the sentences with relative clauses.

You made an offer.We can't accept it.