1) Choose the correct sentence. a) My mother, who is a doctor, is very smart. b) My mother who is a doctor is very smart. 2) Choose the correct sentence. a) The doctor, who wrote this prescription, made a mistake. b) The doctor who wrote this prescription made a mistake. 3) Choose the correct sentence. a) This prescription is for an illness, that runs in my family. b) This prescription is for an illness that runs in my family. 4) Choose the correct sentence. a) My family, which is originally from southern India, has five people in it now. b) My family which is originally from southern India has five people in it now. 5) Choose the correct sentence. a) These five people, who are all that are still alive, includes my grandma, my dad, my two sisters, and me. b) These five people who are all that are still alive includes my grandma, my dad, my two sisters, and me. 6) Choose the correct sentence. a) Although my grandma in England is still alive, the grandma, who lived in India, just died from the disease. b) Although my grandma in England is still alive, the grandma who lived in India just died from the disease. 7) Choose the correct sentence. a) It is a disease, which doctors know little about. b) It is a disease which doctors know little about. 8) Choose the correct sentence. a) Doctors, whom I've been around my whole life, aren't always as smart as they think they are. b) Doctors whom I've been around my whole life aren't always as smart as they think they are.

Defining/Non-defining Relative Clause Practice

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