Defining and Non-Defining Relative Clauses: Multiple Choice

Choose the relative clause that completes each sentence, with or without commas. Your first choice counts.

1. A: Which one is your brother? B: He's the boy _____.

2. My parents _____ have just started learning two new languages. They practise together every evening.

3. The Moon _____ reflects light from the Sun. That's why we can see it at night.

4. I've got two bikes. The bike _____ has a flat tyre, so take the red one.

5. Have you met Maria _____? She's really friendly.

6. Is there anyone here _____? I need some help with this letter.

7. My friends _____ all came to my birthday party, but most of my school friends couldn't.

8. That's the best pizza _____!

9. Yesterday our school had a visit from the Prime Minister _____.

10. I've seen lots of cities, but Lisbon _____ is still my favourite in Europe.

11. Plants _____ need very little water.

12. My grandmother gave me her wedding ring _____. I wear it every day.

13. Our neighbours _____ have just had a baby, but the ones on the right are retired.

14. Our kitchen table _____ is over a hundred years old, but it's still really strong.

15. At the wedding, I sat next to the bride's parents _____.

16. The head teacher at my daughter's school _____ cycles to work every day, even in winter.

17. There are two films on tonight. I'd like to watch the one _____.

18. Is that the man _____? He looks different in real life.

19. Last summer we had our first holiday in Scotland. We spent two days in Edinburgh _____.

20. My photos _____ are all on my laptop, but the older ones are in a box in the loft.