Correct or not?
Are the following sentences grammatically correct in British English?
This is the best book which I have ever read!
What is the problem which worries you the most?
Dessert is all which he wants.
I read that it is wrong to use 'which' in such sentences. The book says we muse use 'that' and not 'which' in such sentences.
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Omar Ahmed I read that it is wrong to use 'which' in such sentences. That is certainly true for American English, and I can't believe it's not true for British English as well. Omar Ahmed The book says we mus t use 'that' and not 'which' in such sentences.
- Omar Ahmed I read that it is wrong to use 'which' in such sentences.
- That is certainly true for American English, and I can't believe it's not true for British English as well.
- Omar Ahmed The book says we mus t use 'that' and not 'which' in such sentences.
- What reason did they give?
- I'm just curious.
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Omar AhmedI read that it is wrong to use 'which' in such sentences.
That is certainly true for American English, and I can't believe it's not true for British English as well.
Omar AhmedThe book says we must use 'that' and not 'which' in such sentences.
What reason did they give?
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