Relative clauses: defining and non-defining (Medium) Quiz Home › IELTS › IELTS English Grammar › Relative clauses: defining and non-defining (Medium) 📝 IELTS – English Grammar – Relative clauses: defining and non-defining – Medium 20 questions · 15 min timer · Explanations included · Free 1. Which sentence correctly uses a defining relative clause? The book which I borrowed from the library is fascinating. The book that I borrowed from the library is fascinating. The book, which I borrowed from the library, is fascinating. The book, that I borrowed from the library, is fascinating. None Show Hint Option B uses a defining relative clause correctly with 'that' to specify which book is being referred to. Option A uses a non-defining clause, which is incorrect for defining context. Option C incorrectly uses commas with 'that'. Option D is incorrect because 'which' is typically used in non-defining clauses. 2. Which sentence uses 'whose' correctly in a relative clause? The man which car is parked outside is my friend. The man who car is parked outside is my friend. The man that car is parked outside is my friend. The man whose car is parked outside is my friend. None Show Hint Option A is correct as 'whose' indicates possession, referring to the man's car. Option B is incorrect because 'who' does not indicate possession. Option C and D incorrectly use 'that' and 'which' for possession. Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Loading questions... Click Submit to see your final score! Previous Start Quiz Next Time's up
