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by Jeff Snyder
Non-defining Relative Clauses
40 questions
One question set, multiple game modes. Tap any game to see it in action. Not sure which to pick?
Two teams place stones on a Go-style board by answering correctly. Capture territory to win.
2 teams, up to 50 students
The class is trapped in a biolab. Answer questions to restore power and crack the passcode to escape before zombies break in.
Whole class, up to 50 students
My aunt, ______ lives abroad, sends us photos every month.
This passport, ______ expires in June, needs to be renewed soon.
Mr. Park, ______ teaches Korean, moved here ten years ago.
The border bridge, ______ opened last year, made travel faster.
My cousin Ana, ______ feels at home in Canada now, speaks English every day.
The visa form, ______ is on the website, asks for your address.
Our neighbor, ______ came from Brazil, cooks wonderful food.
The old suitcase, ______ belonged to my grandfather, still has travel stickers on it.
Ms. Gomez, ______ works at the immigration office, answered our questions.
This neighborhood, ______ has residents from many countries, feels friendly.
My brother, ______ lives abroad, calls us every Sunday.
The welcome letter, ______ arrived yesterday, made me feel less nervous.
The guide, ______ speaks four languages, helped us at the airport.
The train station, ______ is near the border, was very crowded.
Lan, ______ moved here last summer, joined the soccer team.
The cultural festival, ______ starts on Friday, celebrates food and music.
My host father, ______ is a chef, taught me how to cook pasta.
The translation app, ______ works without internet, helped us in the taxi.
Our teacher, ______ once lived in Australia, told us about studying abroad.
The apartment building, ______ is near the station, has many new residents.
My grandmother, ______ was born in another country, tells stories about her childhood.
The immigration museum, ______ opened in 2020, has family photos and letters.
Tom, ______ has two passports, travels with his parents often.
The school website, ______ explains the exchange program, is easy to read.
Mrs. Silva, ______ helped my family settle here, is very kind.
The old map, ______ shows the former border, is in the library.
My friend Omar, ______ speaks Arabic and English, helped me translate the sign.
The community center, ______ offers language classes, is open on weekends.
My uncle, ______ became a permanent resident last year, is studying nursing.
The plane ticket, ______ cost a lot of money, was booked months ago.
Nina, ______ was nervous on her first day, feels at home now.
The passport photo, ______ was too dark, had to be taken again.
Mr. Chen, ______ owns the small grocery store, came here as a child.
The online form, ______ crashed twice, was finally accepted.
Sara, ______ lives with a host family, likes her new school.
The blue suitcase, ______ has my visa papers inside, is under the bed.
Our principal, ______ welcomes new students every semester, gave a short speech.
The language club, ______ meets on Thursdays, helps students practice speaking.
My classmate Diego, ______ arrived from Chile, is learning Vietnamese.
The welcome dinner, ______ included food from six countries, made everyone smile.
