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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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whats the diffrent between which and that
  

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'That' is used only for restrictive (defining) clauses: Do you like the hat that I bought today? 'Which' is used mostly for non-restrictive (non-defining clauses: Do you like my red hat, which I bought today ? )

— Mister Micawber

  • 'That' is used only for restrictive (defining) clauses: Do you like the hat that I bought today?
  • 'Which' is used mostly for non-restrictive (non-defining clauses: Do you like my red hat, which I bought today ?
  • )
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'That' is used only for restrictive (defining) clauses: Do you like the hat that I bought today?

'Which' is used mostly for non-restrictive (non-defining clauses: Do you like my red hat, which I bought today?
('Which' is sometimes used for restrictive clauses, too.)
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