From which
From which country does India import the oil(any product)?
From which countries does India import the oil?
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From a strictly grammatical point of view, they are correct. However, they could only be said in very special circumstances. The use of 'which' is possible if a small number of countries has previously been mentioned and ' the oil' is possible if the reference is to a specific amount of oil that has also been mentioned before.
- From a strictly grammatical point of view, they are correct.
- However, they could only be said in very special circumstances.
- The use of 'which' is possible if a small number of countries has previously been mentioned and ' the oil' is possible if the reference is to a specific amount of oil that has also been mentioned before.
- If those conditions are not met, say: What country/countries does India import oil from?
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From a strictly grammatical point of view, they are correct. However, they could only be said in very special circumstances. The use of 'which' is possible if a small number of countries has previously been mentioned and 'the oil' is possible if the reference is to a specific amount of oil that has also been mentioned before.
If those conditions are not met, say: What country/c
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