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GRAMMAR: Defining relative clauses Read the sentence couples. Then try to make one sentence by using both together.1. Alice:Have you seen my shoes? I bought them yesterday.2. Charlote: That man is the owner of this restaurant. He is my best friend.3. Susan:Spring is the best season. I enjoy it the most.4.Cristine: That woman is a doctor. She saw me yesterday.5. Cristine: That woman is a doctor. I saw her yesterday. Defining relative clauses VIDEO SECTIONNow watch the video to know the answers of the previous exercise RULES 1. Read the examples and look at the underlined relative clauses. Then match the rules. 1. He’s the man who we interviewed last month.2. Shall I roast the chicken that I bought this evening?3. My friend only eats food which is vegetarian.4. That’s the restaurant where the famous chef works.5. She’s the chefthatbecame famous on a TV cooking competition.We use a defining relative clause to give essential information about the thing, place or person we are talking about. This information cannot be omitted.We use the pronoun: who or that to define a person. which or that to define an object, or thing. where to define a place. GRAMMAR: Non-defining relative clausesUSE:We use a non-defining relative clause to give more information about the person or thing we are talking about.We put commas around the clause because it contains extra information, which could be deleted.2. Read the examples. Then complete the rules with who, which and whose. We use the pronoun:a. which to introduce more information about things.b who to introduce more information about people.c whose to introduce something that belongs to a person, thing or place. SORTING EXERCISE:WHICH TYPE IS IT? DEFINING OR NON-DEFINING? 3. Read the examples. Which has a defining relative clause? Which has a non-defining relative clause? DEFINING The recipes which teenagers have created will be posted on our website. NON-DEFINING The recipes, which teenagers have created, will be posted on our website. ERROR CORRECTION The sentences below have mistakes. Read and correct them.1. The film was about a man lost his way in the desert.2. It’s a quiet place that you can study.3. I must look after my brother, which is a baby.4. We met a girl which my friend Jill knows. 5. Rewrite the information in single sentences. Use non-defining relative clauses.Example:0. Thai food can be quite hot. (it contains chillies and other spices) Thai food, which contains chillies and other spices, can be quite hot.1. The waiter is very friendly. (he comes from Barcelona) 2. My mum’s soup is delicious. (it is made from beans, garlic, and tomatoes) 3. Kim will order my birthday cake. (her uncle is a baker)4.This dessert is very rich. (it has 300g of chocolate in it) GAP-FILLING 6. Complete the article about a celebrity chef with where, who, whose, that or which. Celebrity chefs are not uncommon, but Andy Perez, 1 who grew up in San Diego, California, is a little different to most. By the time he was 9, he could chop vegetables as quickly as the kitchen staff at his parents’ restaurant, and when he left school, he was working in several restaurants 2 where he learned to cook healthy, delicious meals. While he was working at one restaurant, 3 whichwas called The Boathouse, the young chef appeared in a TV documentary about it. A TV production company then asked him to make his own programme, called Andy’s Kitchen. After the series, 4 whichwas a huge success, Andy published a cookbook with the same name. It was bought by people 5 who were of different age groups and it became a number 1 bestseller. Since then, Andy, 6 whose aim is to get people eating healthier food, has been involved in many other projects. One of these included going into schools 7 that serve lunch for their students, and introducing the idea of healthier meals for children. Andy is now one of the most successful TV chefs in the USA, and he owns several restaurants 8 which are popular throughout the country. Relative Clauses – English Grammar Game for kids GAME TIME Relative clauses review Relative Clauses GREAT JOB!This is the end of our lesson.