Decide whether these rules apply to DEFINING or NON-DEFINING relative/ adjective clauses. Type D for defining and N for non-defining clauses. Do NOT improvise when typing in the spaces: anything but these will get marked as wrong -- the program is pretty rigid.Identifies a noun or noun phrase.   Atsakymas 1 1Adds non-essential information to a noun or noun phrase.  Atsakymas 2 1Is set off from the main clause with commas (or pauses in speech).  Atsakymas 3 1Can be used with that as well as who, which, whose, etc  Atsakymas 4 1The relative pronoun cannot be omitted.  Atsakymas 5 1Is found more in writing than in spoken language.  Atsakymas 6 1Can include phrases like at which point.  Atsakymas 7 1Is also known as a restrictive relative clause.

4. If a non-defining clause is removed from a sentence, _______________. the sentence still makes sense the sentence no longer makes sense the sentence is grammatically incorrect1 point(s)5. Non-defining relative clauses _______________ . have commas at the start and end of the clause have commas at the start of the clause only don’t have commas

3. The non-defining clause comes _______________. at the very end of any sentence right before the noun right after the noun

Read the sentences and decide WHO or WHAT the CONJUNCTIONS (e.g. which, who, etc), also known as RELATIVE PRONOUNS, refer to; i.e. identify the antecedent to each adjective clause - type the relevant word/s in the space provided.a) Welcome to the Food Show, which this week is all about food fashions.

2. _______________ is one of the relative pronouns we can’t use in a non-defining clause. Whose That Which

Discuss in detail about the Syntax Directed Definitions.