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1. My sister, who lives in America, is a nurse. 2. He bought us a beautiful present, which was very kind of him. 3. We bought this flat from a very nice family, who lived here for ten years. 4. The people whose idea this was should be ashamed! 5. These houses are very popular, which shows that some people just don't understand architecture. 6. When I grow up, I want to live in Brighton, which is sometimes called the most exciting city in Britain outside of London. Here's the completed text with the non-defining relative clauses: At the age of fifteen Cory went on his first international trip, A. Since then Cory, B, has travelled to over nineteen countries across five continents. Cory wrote out a list of all the places he wanted to visit So far he's been to the Sydney Opera House, the Blue Lagoon in Iceland, Kruger Park in South Africa and many other fascinating places. The Blue Lagoon, D, has been one of his favourite adventures so far. In 2013 Cory started a travel blog, E, to document his adventures. He also wants to inform other disabled people in wheelchairs, A, about wheelchair-friendly destinations. Through his travelling and his blog he wants to show that a wheelchair user doesn't have to stay at home and give up on their dreams. Note: The non-defining relative clauses are as follows: A who like travelling but have never tried air international travel B whose dream has been to see the world C which has got readers all over the world D whose dream has been to see the world E which has got readers all over the world Here are the completed sentences: 1. Mount Vesuvius, which is famous for attracting tourists in Italy, last erupted in 1944. 2. The Louvre, which includes paintings such as the Mona Lisa, is located in Paris. 3. My cousin, who lives in San Francisco, USA, has an apartment overlooking the city. 4. Our new car, which my dad bought recently, is environmentally friendly. 5. Spain, where my two sisters are studying at the moment, has a very diverse climate. 6. My neighbour, whose son I met at the shopping centre yesterday, moved here only last year. 7. These new light bulbs, which use little electricity compared to traditional ones, are actually quite expensive.