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11.2 Non-Identifying Subject Relative Clauses
1.A non-identifying relative clause* gives Cy went to Peru, which is a beautiful place to visit.
extra information about a noun in the
sentence. You don’t need this information to
understand who or what the noun refers to.
2. The relative pronoun that cannot be used in ¥ Dave's father, who lived in Peru, always liked
a non-identifying subject relative clause. Use meeting people.
who or which. X Dave's father, that lived in Peru, always liked
meeting people.
3.Use a comma before and after a / Facebook, which started in 2004, has over a
non-identifying relative clause that is within a billion users.
main clause. X Facebook which started in 2004 has over a
billion users.
My uncle, who lives in New York, owns a restaurant.
4. ldentifying and non-identifying clauses can My uncle who lives in New York owns a restaurant.
change the meaning of a sentence. (lalso have an uncle in Los Angeles.)
(| have only one uncle.)
*Non-identifying relative clauses are also called non-restrictive relative clauses.
7 Write the correct relative pronoun and add one or two commas to each relative clause.
1. Photo sharing, _ which is now extremely populay has changed over time.
2. Websites like Flickr became available in 2010 offered lots of space.
3. Facebook started in 2004 allows people to share messages and photos.
4. College students were the first users of Facebook were later followed by users of
all ages.
5. I just bought the latest smartphone has a powerful built-in camera.
6. Kevin Systrom and Mike Kreiger wanted a way to edit photos started Instagram
in 2010.
7. Instagram ——__ was originally an application for iPhones is now available for
Android devices.
8. Have you ever met Dr. Jones teaches Photography 101?
9. Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands is a wonderful city to photograph.
10. The photography exhibition was created by my friend Laura ____________isa
professional artist.
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