Defining and Non-Defining Relative Clauses - English Grammar Lesson

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6:11 george and charles examples aren't the same? I think they are both defining clauses.

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[@sadaqatfarooq4301]

The first sentence "The friend that I want to introduce you to is away this weekend" correct one. because in defining clauses we do not use possessive pronoun such as his, her.

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That's right Sadaqat! well done!

[@Menna.A]

Could you kindly explain your answer again?

[@crazydude145]

@@Menna.A See when we use defining clauses (which starts with that,who, whose etc,) in a sentence we don't use the possessive pronoun such as(his, her, etc...)...

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Amazing, you were able to explain thoroughly defining and non defining relative clauses in 12 minutes! My teacher couldn't even do it in 2 weeks, thank you so much!

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@AllahMuhammad(SAW) no, the second sentence has a 'her' pronoun where it shouldn't be. I had to read the sentence twice as well before I saw the mistake, haha

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I think so far this is the most helpful video explaining relative clauses excellently! Easy to catch up and full of examples with clear explanation. Thanks a lot!

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[@abacaroline2134]

"The friend that I want to introduce you to is away this weekend" ( the first sentence ) as we don't need to mention the subject second time..

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The first one because we omit object pronouns in the relative clauses . Greetings from Egypt

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It might be the best video on youtube about relative clauses. And the true sentence in the last example is the first one because we do not use words like him/her in relative clauses.

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"The friend that I want to introduce you to is away this weekend" is correct.

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The first sentence is correct which is "The friend that I want to introduce you to is away this weekend."

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[@mbkolli]

"They had one daughter.She is an actor." Hv to Combine them to form relative clause & identify type Def or ND. They had 1 daughter who is an actor. Non def clause?

[@oxfordenglishnow]

I agree with you: I think it is non-defining because it is giving extra information about the daughter. It would also need a comma. So, They had one daughter, who is an actor."

[@synergybs1347]

Maybe "The one daughter they had is an actor"?

[@alaazein7147]

@@oxfordenglishnow Shouldn't it be whom instead of who?

[@Hailee123]

@@oxfordenglishnow shouldnt the commas be with the relative clause like They had one daughter ,who is an actor,. ?

[@medalithsalinas8931]

In fact, I have two sisters so could be :" My sister who is 24 years is studying in USA , DEFINING , I am in the correct?

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[@dominojade1323]

I found the answer for the last question. "The friend that I want to introduce you to is away this weekend" The reason:-'Her' is inappropriately used here. At the beginning,these relative pronouns were a bit complicated for me to understand. However,at the moment I am feeling a bit more satisfied about these relative pronouns.Thanks a lot for this great task ma'am.

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The first is right because in the second is a her

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"The friend that I want to introduce you to is away this weekend" is the correct.

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A comma indicates a smaller break than a full stop. Some writers think of a comma as a soft pause-a punctuation mark that separates words, clauses, or ideas within a sentence.

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Hi teacher, thank you so much for this expensive lesson. I think the correct answer of the last question is sentence number one, because there is a preposition, also the rule emphasize that the possessives pronouns are omitted after prepositions .second, notice " introduce you" we have "you" you is sufficient to give the meaning , we dont need anything else .

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Isn't this essential? A. My ankle is still giving me trouble. B. What's the problem? (Reason?) A. I broke it last summer. (And this one could have a different response ) Sometimes I just can't agree with grammar when it comes to essential and non-essential. Thank you for the vídeo!❤

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You're absolutely right; context matters a lot in deciding what's essential or non-essential in grammar and conversation! In your example: A. My ankle is still giving me trouble. B. What's the problem? (Reason?) A. I broke it last summer. Here, the response "I broke it last summer" provides key information that explains the ongoing problem, so it feels essential to the conversation because it's a direct answer to "What's the problem?" In casual or everyday speech, essential and non-essential details can feel subjective, depending on how much information the listener expects. Grammar guidelines sometimes label additional details as "non-essential" if they don't change the main meaning. But in conversation, any detail that adds clarity or context often feels essential to fully understand the situation. So, even if grammar rules would call it "extra," it might still be necessary to include in order to avoid confusion. Let me know if you have any more tricky examples to discuss-I love diving into these! 😊

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The first sentence in the end is true because it's a defining relative clause and it doesn't need comma. Use of her in the Second one is wrong . Great teaching method, thanks alot teacher 🙏🏻💚👍🏻

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[@minh758]

Hi, so I am quite curious at 6:11. As it mentioned at the beginning of the video that defining a relative clause is to provide essential information. So as to understand what it referred to. However, the sentence" This is George whom I met last year." does not make sense to me as the object is George is already defined when you use "This" with a Noun you have already determined what you referred to. Because of it, I think that sentence is a non-defining relative clause and require a comma. I think the correct sentence would be " This is George, whom I met last year." or "The boy who I met last year is George.

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The friend that I want to introduce you to is away this weekend. It's Defining clause. Thanks for lesson.💙

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thank you so much, we really appreciate your effort. But I have a question, 8:37 shouldn't it be a defining clause? as here we don't know which building we are talking about so ( which is very old) it's an essential information ...would you please help me with this one?

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Hi, yes here it is a non-defining relative clause as it is just giving extra information about "the" building. So here as we state, "the building." we know which building we are referring to.

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The first sentence "The friend that I want to introduce you to is away this weekend" is the correct one. why? it is a defining/ identifying relative clause pointing basically to the specific friend talking about. It is giving an essential information about a friend which is being referred to. Without the adjective clause used in the above sentences, the noun is incomplete, but we have our defining/ identifying relative clause which has identified the actual friend the speaker is talking about. Additionally, it was said that the demonstrative pronoun "that" should not be preceded by any objective case of pronoun. Correct me if I am wrong.

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It was such a clear and beautiful video! May I ask something about the usage of when and where ? when we use them in non-defining relative clauses, does it need to specify place or time in every sentence? or 'The park ,where we played yesterday, is near my house.' is this sentence can also be non-defining too? If it says the Central Park, then I am sure it is a non defining but this point is confusing for me. Thank u so much for now and have a nice day!

[@oxfordenglishnow]

Great question! The distinction between defining and non-defining relative clauses can indeed feel tricky, especially with words like where and when. Let's break this down: 1. Defining vs. Non-Defining Relative Clauses A defining relative clause provides essential information about the noun it modifies. Without it, the sentence’s meaning becomes unclear. A non-defining relative clause adds extra, non-essential information. You can remove it, and the sentence would still make sense. 2. Regarding "The park, where we played yesterday, is near my house": This sentence can be a non-defining relative clause because the commas signal that the information about playing there yesterday is not crucial to identify the park. The meaning of the sentence: You already know which park I mean; I'm just giving you some additional information about it. If you said: "The park where we played yesterday is near my house," (no commas) → This becomes a defining relative clause because the clause is identifying which park you’re talking about. 3. Does it always need to specify a particular time or place? Not necessarily! But for non-defining relative clauses, the noun you're referring to (like "The park" in this case) is typically something specific or already clear in the context. That’s why it feels more natural to use proper nouns (like "Central Park") or something that’s already understood in the conversation. Example: "Central Park, where we played yesterday, is famous for its beauty." → Non-defining, because everyone knows Central Park, and the information about playing there is extra. "The park, where we played yesterday, is near my house." → Also non-defining if you and the listener already know which park is being discussed. If it's unclear which park is meant, then you'd use a defining clause without commas: "The park where we played yesterday is near my house." Summary: Use commas for non-defining clauses; they're like "extra info." Non-defining clauses usually refer to specific or already identified places/times. Both your example with "The park" and one with "Central Park" can work as non-defining, depending on context.

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The first one is the correct answer because the relative clause gives us essential information about the subject and we cannot understand the sentence without it.

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My friend that I want to introduce you to us away this weekend it is the correct answer because as you said above when we use that we don't use pronoun like her.him etc

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Thanks a lot miss this is very helpful video.And I think the correct answer is The friend that I want to introduce you to is away this weekend.

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