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    The document provides 3 examples of sentences and asks the reader to identify which of two possible answers for each sentence provides the correct meaning based on whether the relative clause is identifying or non-identifying. The first example asks whether all actors or only some actors were supposed to enter the stage. The second asks whether all students or only some students got over 95% on a test. The third example asks whether the speaker has one TV or more than one, based on the information provided in the sentence.

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    The document provides 3 examples of sentences and asks the reader to identify which of two possible answers for each sentence provides the correct meaning based on whether the relative clause is identifying or non-identifying. The first example asks whether all actors or only some actors were supposed to enter the stage. The second asks whether all students or only some students got over 95% on a test. The third example asks whether the speaker has one TV or more than one, based on the information provided in the sentence.

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    The document provides 3 examples of sentences and asks the reader to identify which of two possible answers for each sentence provides the correct meaning based on whether the relative clause is identifying or non-identifying. The first example asks whether all actors or only some actors were supposed to enter the stage. The second asks whether all students or only some students got over 95% on a test. The third example asks whether the speaker has one TV or more than one, based on the information provided in the sentence.

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    Decide which sentence provides the correct meaning of the original sentence.
    Discuss your reasons with a partner.
    1. The director signaled the actors who were supposed to enter the stage. (Identifying)
    a) All of the actors were supposed to enter the stage.
    b) Only some of the actors were supposed to enter the stage.

    2. Will the students who got more than 95% on the test please see the teacher?
    (Identifying)
    a) All of the students got over 95% on the test.
    b) Only some of the students got over 95% on the test.

    3. I am going to fix the TV, which is in the living room. (Non-identifying)


    a) I have one television set in my house.
    b) I have more than one television set in my house.

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