Relative clauses can be either non-defining or defining. Non-defining relative clauses provide extra information between commas and cannot use "that", while defining relative clauses provide essential information without commas and can use "that". Non-defining clauses are set off by commas while defining clauses are not.
Relative clauses can be either non-defining or defining. Non-defining relative clauses provide extra information between commas and cannot use "that", while defining relative clauses provide essential information without commas and can use "that". Non-defining clauses are set off by commas while defining clauses are not.
Relative clauses can be either non-defining or defining. Non-defining relative clauses provide extra information between commas and cannot use "that", while defining relative clauses provide essential information without commas and can use "that". Non-defining clauses are set off by commas while defining clauses are not.