Tag: non-restrictive clause

A relative clause is a group of related words that defines or adds information about the noun that it follows. These clauses begin with a relative pronoun such as “that,” “which” or “who,” and they are organized into two types, “non-restrictive” and “restrictive clauses.” Restrictive Clause Also called a defining relative clause, this small group…

A relative clause is a group of related words that defines or adds information about the noun immediately in front of it. These clauses come in two types: restrictive and non-restrictive. The clause begins with a relative pronoun; the “relative” pronoun “relates” to the noun it is speaking about and ties the relative clause to…