It is defining.
Defining relative clause does not have a comma, while a non-defining relative clause has.
For example, if the sentence is:
The children, who hate chocolates, are uncommon.
- since there is comma in this sentence, it is non-defining.
- while if there is no comma like the question in the picture, it is defining.
Nouns ,conjunctions, and metaphors
Exercises, almost, walks, work
Answer:
A (on the phone): Honey, I (be) <u>will be</u> home late tonight. There’s a problem at work. B: That’s OK. I (not, start) <u>will not start </u>to make dinner until you (come) <u>come</u> home.
Explanation:
If you say " i be home late tonight" Your sentance won't make sence. You could also use " I'll " but if your talking about the future you'll have to use " Will "
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