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1. To fill out a defining relative clause, follow these steps:
2. Identify the noun in the main clause that you want to describe or specify.
3. Determine which relative pronoun to use (who, whom, whose, which, that) based on the noun.
4. Combine the relative pronoun with the appropriate clause (subject or object) to describe the noun.
5. Make sure the relative clause is essential to the main clause's meaning and cannot be removed without changing the overall sense.
6. To fill out a non-defining relative clause, follow these steps:
7. Identify the noun in the main clause that you want to provide additional information about.
8. Determine which relative pronoun to use (who, whom, whose, which) based on the noun.
9. Combine the relative pronoun with the appropriate clause (subject or object) to provide the extra information.
10. Set off the non-defining relative clause with commas to separate it from the main clause.
11. Ensure that the relative clause is not essential to the main clause's meaning and can be removed without changing the overall sense.

Who needs defining and non-defining relative?

1. Defining relative clauses are needed when we want to specify or identify a particular noun in the main clause.
2. Non-defining relative clauses are needed when we want to provide additional information or give descriptive details about a noun in the main clause.
3. Both types of relative clauses help to clarify and add more details to the sentence, depending on the intended meaning and context.

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What is defining and non-defining relative?

Defining relative clauses provide essential information that is needed to identify the noun being referred to, while non-defining relative clauses provide additional information that is not necessary to identify the noun.

Who is required to file defining and non-defining relative?

Individuals who are claiming a specific relative as a dependent or beneficiary on a form or application are required to file defining and non-defining relatives.

How to fill out defining and non-defining relative?

Defining and non-defining relatives can be filled out by providing accurate and complete information about the relative's relationship to the individual, their personal details, and any relevant supporting documentation.

What is the purpose of defining and non-defining relative?

The purpose of defining and non-defining relative is to establish the relationship between the individual and their relative for legal, financial, or personal reasons.

What information must be reported on defining and non-defining relative?

Information such as the relative's full name, date of birth, relationship to the individual, and any relevant identifying information must be reported on defining and non-defining relative.