Join the sentences using defining and non-defining relative clauses
1. My sister got married yesterday. She had been engaged for two years.
2. I read a travel brochure. It said good health was essential for this kind of trip.
3. Lawyers spend a lot of time learning about new developments in their field. They have to know the legal system very well.
4. My little sister often picks her teeth after a meal. I find it disgusting.
5. Mark doesn't like that woman. She tried to persuade him to buy a useless gadget.
1. My sister got married yesterday. She had been engaged for two years.
2. I read a travel brochure. It said good health was essential for this kind of trip.
3. Lawyers spend a lot of time learning about new developments in their field. They have to know the legal system very well.
4. My little sister often picks her teeth after a meal. I find it disgusting.
5. Mark doesn't like that woman. She tried to persuade him to buy a useless gadget.
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2. I read a travel brochure, which said good health was essential for this kind of trip.
3. Lawyers, who have to know the legal system very well, spend a lot of time learning about new developments in their field.
4. My little sister often picks her teeth, which I find disgusting, after a meal.
5. Mark doesn’t like the woman, who tried to persuade him to buy a useless gadget.