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Omar Ahmed Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

A puzzling question

1.This is the best book (that / which)I have ever read.

2. This is all (that/ which) I want.

My answer

1. that 2. that

I studied that we use 'that' and not 'which' after the superlative degree and after the word 'all' .

Is this true? Can't we use 'which' in these two cases at all?

  

Top answer

Use that in your sentences for the reasons you have mentioned. If all refers to people , who is common: All who/that have seen it have liked it. CB

— Cool Breeze

  • Use that in your sentences for the reasons you have mentioned.
  • If all refers to people , who is common: All who/that have seen it have liked it.
  • CB
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Use that in your sentences for the reasons you have mentioned. If all refers to people, who is common:

All who/that have seen it have liked it.

CB

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