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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
For which?
Hi there,
There is a grammar question in my book. Here it is:
The article --- the famous author is still being criticized by the critics and columnists is full of controversial and radical ideas.
a- for which
b- which
I don't understand this question. What is the difference betweenfor which and which?
There is a grammar question in my book. Here it is:
The article --- the famous author is still being criticized by the critics and columnists is full of controversial and radical ideas.
a- for which
b- which
I don't understand this question. What is the difference between
Top answer
Only 'for which' is correct. He is being criticized for the article.
- Only 'for which' is correct.
- He is being criticized for the article.
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Only 'for which' is correct. He is being criticized for the article.
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