Non-defining relative clauses — Zuckerberg's Irish Castle
Grammar: Non-defining relative clauses
Free ESL grammar exercise on non-defining relative clauses themed around zuckerberg's irish castle. Printable worksheet from classplan.ai.
What's on this worksheet
A Level 4 (upper intermediate) ESL grammar exercise on culture, practising non-defining relative clauses. The worksheet has a short reading excerpt, a grammar reference and graded practice items.
From the reading
The castle, which was built in 1830 for a politician named John Keily, was designed by architects James and George Richard Pain.
Grammar: Non-defining Relative Clauses
- Non-defining: who
- Use who for people. The clause is set off by commas and adds extra, non-essential information. Zuckerberg, who runs Meta, bought the castle.
- Non-defining: which
- Use which for things or places. Never use that in a non-defining clause. The estate, which covers 440 acres, is in Waterford.
Sample items
- Mark Zuckerberg, ______ runs Meta, bought Strancally Castle.
- The castle, ______ was built in 1830, is in County Waterford.
- Priscilla Chan, ______ husband is the CEO of Meta, also signed the purchase.
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