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Relative Clauses for ESL Students

This document discusses defining and non-defining relative clauses, providing examples of joining sentences together by changing the second sentence of pairs into a defining or non-defining relative clause and making contact clauses whenever possible. The examples join sentences about a woman living in a cottage, John's flat being in the same block, a bus that goes to Oxford, and Jack spending Christmas in Scotland whose parents live in Glasgow.

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Relative Clauses for ESL Students

This document discusses defining and non-defining relative clauses, providing examples of joining sentences together by changing the second sentence of pairs into a defining or non-defining relative clause and making contact clauses whenever possible. The examples join sentences about a woman living in a cottage, John's flat being in the same block, a bus that goes to Oxford, and Jack spending Christmas in Scotland whose parents live in Glasgow.

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Grammar: Defining and Non-Defining Relative Clauses.

C. Join the sentences by changing the second of each pair into a defining or non-defining relative clause. Make

contact clauses whenever possible.


7. I was sitting behind a woman. She lives in a cottage. I was sitting 13. Johns flat is much larger. It is in the same block as mine. Johns flat, 14. The bus isnt running today. It goes to Oxford. The bus 15. My friend Jack invented me to spend Christmas in Scotland. His parents live in Glasgow. My friend Jack,

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