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Healer Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Difference between "that" and "which".
What is the difference in usage of the two words in the example sentenes below? Is there any subtle difference in meaning?
The food THAT I eat every day.
The food WHICH I eat every day.
The food THAT I eat every day.
The food WHICH I eat every day.
Top answer
"That" and "which" in the sample phases( not sentences as you mentioned) are relative pronoun. They can be used interchangeably when they represent the word "food". Moreover, "that" can be used to introduce noun clauses which(that) start with "that".
- "That" and "which" in the sample phases( not sentences as you mentioned) are relative pronoun.
- They can be used interchangeably when they represent the word "food".
- Moreover, "that" can be used to introduce noun clauses which(that) start with "that".
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"That" and "which" in the sample phases( not sentences as you mentioned) are relative pronoun. They can be used interchangeably when they represent the word "food". Moreover, "that" can be used to introduce noun clauses which(that) start with "that".
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