1) Sally is the student who always sits at the back. a) Defining (important information, no commas) b) Non-defining (extra information, needs commas) 2) The woman who lives next door is a doctor. a) Defining (important information, no commas) b) Non-defining (extra information, needs commas) 3) My brother Ben who lives in Pariі is an architect. a) Defining (important information, no commas) b) Non-defining (extra information, needs commas) 4) Grace works for the company which makes furniture. a) Defining (important information, no commas) b) Non-defining (extra information, needs commas) 5) We know a lot of people who live in the city. a) Defining (important information, no commas) b) Non-defining (extra information, needs commas) 6) We stayed at the Park Hotel which our friends recommended. a) Defining (important information, no commas) b) Non-defining (extra information, needs commas) 7) An architect is someone who designs buildings. a) Defining (important information, no commas) b) Non-defining (extra information, needs commas) 8) John who can speak French and Italian works as a tour guide. a) Defining (important information, no commas) b) Non-defining (extra information, needs commas) 9) This morning I met Chris who I hadn’t seen for ages. a) Defining (important information, no commas) b) Non-defining (extra information, needs commas) 10) What was the name of the person who phoned? a) Defining (important information, no commas) b) Non-defining (extra information, needs commas) 11) Where is the cheese that was in the fridge? a) Defining (important information, no commas) b) Non-defining (extra information, needs commas) 12) Kate has just been to Rome where her daughter lives. a) Defining (important information, no commas) b) Non-defining (extra information, needs commas) 13) The new stadium which can hold 90,000 people will be built next year. a) Defining (important information, no commas) b) Non-defining (extra information, needs commas) 14) I don’t like stories that have unhappy endings. a) Defining (important information, no commas) b) Non-defining (extra information, needs commas)

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