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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

asking a question like this

Could you please tell me when I should use which?

I realise that the above question sounds a bit strange if not incorrect. I don't know how I should phrase it. What do you suggest?

Thanks

PBF
  

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You simply need to set the word "which" off with either quotes or italics. " Few words create more headaches for English learners than would. Few words create more headaches for English learners than would .

— BarbaraPA

  • You simply need to set the word "which" off with either quotes or italics.
  • " Few words create more headaches for English learners than would.
  • Few words create more headaches for English learners than would .
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You simply need to set the word "which" off with either quotes or italics.

Few words create more headaches for English learners than "would."

Few words create more headaches for English learners than would.

Few words create more headaches for English learners than would.
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Actually the question was supposed to mean in what situation should I use version A and in what situation should I use version B, assuming that there are two or more sentences. I am sorry that it was a bit misleading. I really haven't got a clue how I should ask a question like that succinctly.

Thank you

PBF
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PeaceblinkfriendCould you please tell me when I should use which?
Fine as is.
It seems I should use "he" sometimes, and "she" at other times. Could you please tell me when I should use which?
CJ
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I see. Alright.
Thank you for your replies.

PBF
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