Question

2635 2 Sitting next to me was an old lady, that seemed to be sound asleep. Sitting next to me was an old lady, [[that]] seemed to be sound asleep. who That is used to introduce an identifying relative clause (one which identifies, defines, or restricts the preceding noun): 'The woman that is sitting behind us is Tom's music teacher.' 'The man that I marry will have lots of money.'That is not used to introduce a non-identifying relative clause (one which simply adds more information about the noun).

Accepted Answer

that ✗ Sitting next to me was an old lady, who seemed to be sound asleep. Sitting next to me was an old lady, [[who]] seemed to be sound asleep. that | who

Idx	2635
Keyword	that
Sub Entry Number	2
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	Sitting next to me was an old lady, that seemed to be sound asleep.
Correct Sentence	Sitting next to me was an old lady, who seemed to be sound asleep.
Cloze Error Sentence	Sitting next to me was an old lady, [[that]] seemed to be sound asleep.
Cloze Sentence	Sitting next to me was an old lady, [[who]] seemed to be sound asleep.
Cloze Answer	who
Choices	that \| who
Explanation	That is used to introduce an identifying relative clause (one which identifies, defines, or restricts the preceding noun): 'The woman that is sitting behind us is Tom's music teacher.' 'The man that I marry will have lots of money.' That is not used to introduce a non-identifying relative clause (one which simply adds more information about the noun).

Sitting Lady Sound Asleep Introduce Relative Clause Identifying