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Seraph42 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Can which be used for plural?

I have an app ,using which I draw, OCs


I have OCs (orginal characters), using which, I roleplay.


In my native language we have two forms of which one for singular/one plural.

So... I'm not sure

If in english , too, there are two different words.

  

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"which" is used for both singular and plural. There is no separate plural form. The same is true of "that".

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  • "which" is used for both singular and plural.
  • There is no separate plural form.
  • The same is true of "that".
  • seraph42 I have an app, using which I draw, OCs I have OCs, using which, I roleplay.
  • The commas after "draw" and "which" are incorrect, and should be deleted.
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"which" is used for both singular and plural. There is no separate plural form. The same is true of "that".

seraph42I have an app, using which I draw, OCs
I have OCs, using which, I roleplay.

The commas after "draw" and "which" are incorrect, and should be deleted. However, even with this corrected, your sentences are probably not optimal for ever

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