Which sentence correctly uses a non-defining relative clause to add extra information?, My brother, whose lives in Paris, is coming to visit next week., My brother that lives in Paris is coming to visit next week., My brother who lives in Paris is coming to visit next week., My brother, who lives in Paris, is coming to visit next week., In the context of competitive racing, what does it mean if an athlete needs to 'speed up'?, To start the race again., To increase their pace or go faster., To finish the race early., To approach another runner from behind., Which of the following sentences correctly handles an uncountable noun?, The professor gave me a piece of advice for my project., The airline lost all three of my luggages., The professor gave me some very useful advices for my project., I received many informations about the upcoming exam., Which relative pronoun is used to indicate possession in a relative clause?, Whom, Which, Whose, Who, When you want to politely disagree with someone's opinion, which phrase is most appropriate?, Yes, I know what you mean., I think so, too., Perhaps, but don't you think...?, That's exactly what I was thinking., What do you call a person who takes part in the sport of gymnastics?, A gymnast, A gymnasticer, A gymnastics person, A gym player, If a couple decides to 'split up' after 30 years, what has happened to their relationship?, They have moved to a bigger house., They have started a new business together., They have decided to get married., They have separated or ended their relationship., Which of these sports is typically played on a 'pitch'?, Golf, Football, Ice skating, Tennis, Identify the correct usage of the phrasal verb 'use up' in a sentence about environmental concerns., I need to use up my room before the guests arrive., If we continue this way, we will use up the Earth's natural resources., We must use up all our plastic bottles by recycling them., Please use up your voice so everyone can hear you., In a defining relative clause, when is it possible to omit (leave out) the relative pronoun 'who' or 'which'?, When the pronoun is the subject of the relative clause., When the pronoun is 'whose'., Only when the relative clause is non-defining., When the pronoun is the object of the relative clause., Choose the sentence that correctly uses the Future Continuous tense., This time tomorrow, I will be flying to New York., By this time tomorrow, I will have finished my exam., I will fly to New York tomorrow morning., I am flying to New York tomorrow., Archaeologists often have to ________ ancient ruins that have been buried for centuries., come up, tidy up, dig up, grow up, What is the primary difference between a defining and a non-defining relative clause?, Defining clauses use commas, while non-defining clauses do not., Non-defining clauses are always shorter than defining clauses., Defining clauses give essential information to identify the noun, while non-defining clauses give extra information., Defining clauses only use 'which', while non-defining clauses only use 'that'., Which of these is a correct response to show you share the same feeling as someone who just made a statement?, Well, my own feeling is..., I know what you feeling., I don't feeling about that., I feel the same way., When talking about an event that is 'getting nearer in time', which phrasal verb is most appropriate?, Run up, Come up, Heal up, Clear up.

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