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Ashutoshm97 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Correct sentence

In the entire bookstore, this was the best book which I liked

Or

In the entire bookstore, this was the best book which I have liked

Or

In the entire bookstore, this was the best book which I had liked

  

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None of those are right. You can say this: In the entire bookstore, this was the book (that/which) I liked best.

— GPY

  • None of those are right.
  • You can say this: In the entire bookstore, this was the book (that/which) I liked best.
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None of those are right. You can say this:

In the entire bookstore, this was the book (that/which) I liked best.

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You're organizing your sentence incorrectly. This is more natural in English:

Of all the books in the entire bookstore, I liked this one the [best / most].

(Not 'have liked' nor 'had liked'.)

CJ

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