Question

Combine the sentences to include defining or non-defining relative clauses. O I've seen the man before. (He was talking to you.) I've seen the man who was talking to you before. 1 The girl is Paul's sister. (She was at the party.) 2 The British Museum is fantastic. (it's free.) 3 Leonardo da Vinci was born in 1452. (His most famous painting is the Mona Lisa.) 4 I like Rowan Atkinson. (He plays Mr Bean.) 5 That's the restaurant. (We had our first date.) 6 That's the café. (Your brother recommended it.) ./12​

Answer 1

1. The girl, who was at the party, is Paul’s sister.
2. The British Museum, which is free, is fantastic.
3. Leonardo da Vinci, whose most famous painting is the Mona Lisa, was born in 1452.
4. I like Ron Atkinson, who plays Mr Bean.
5. That’s the restaurant, where we had our first date.
6. That’s the café, which your brother recommended.

Answer 2

Certainly! Let's combine the given sentences using defining or non-defining relative clauses:

1. O I've seen the man before. (He was talking to you.) - I've seen the man who was talking to you before.

2. The girl is Paul's sister. (She was at the party.) - The girl who was at the party is Paul's sister.

3. The British Museum is fantastic. (It's free.) - The British Museum, which is fantastic, is free.

4. Leonardo da Vinci was born in 1452. (His most famous painting is the Mona Lisa.) - Leonardo da Vinci, whose most famous painting is the Mona Lisa, was born in 1452.

5. I like Rowan Atkinson. (He plays Mr. Bean.) - I like Rowan Atkinson, who plays Mr. Bean.

6. That's the restaurant. (We had our first date.) - That's the restaurant where we had our first date.

7. That's the café. (Your brother recommended it.) - That's the café that your brother recommended.

Now, the combined sentences include defining or non-defining relative clauses.