Join the sentences with a relative clause: The house is big. It has a beautiful garden.
A. The house is big, and it has a beautiful garden.
B. The house, which has a beautiful garden, is big.
C. The house, with a beautiful garden, is big.
D. The house is big, which has a beautiful garden.
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Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay got to the top of Mount Everest ____
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A. Restrictive
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