Relative Clauses

Pupils learn that a relative clause adds extra information about a noun and usually begins with a relative pronoun, set off by commas when non-essential.

English MasteryadvancedAges 11+40 minutes

What this topic covers

Identify a relative clause that adds information about a noun.
Recognise relative pronouns such as who, which and that.
Set off a non-essential relative clause with commas.

Core concept summaries

Key IdeasRelative ClausesCommas and the Omitted Pronoun

Practice formats pupils may meet

NeurofiED uses varied practice to help pupils apply the idea actively, check understanding and build confidence over time.

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