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We all like to play football which/that is the most popular game in the world.
In the sentence, which relative pronoun should be used, 'which' or 'that'? And does the sentence need a comma before which or that?
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Thein Lwin 7291 We all like to play football which/that is the most popular game in the world. In the sentence, which relative pronoun should be used, 'which' or 'that'? (which) And does the sentence need a comma before which or that?
- Thein Lwin 7291 We all like to play football which/that is the most popular game in the world.
- In the sentence, which relative pronoun should be used, 'which' or 'that'?
- (which) And does the sentence need a comma before which or that?
- ) We all like to play football, which is the most popular game in the world.
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Thein Lwin 7291We all like to play football which/that is the most popular game in the world.
In the sentence, which relative pronoun should be used, 'which' or 'that'? (which)
And does the sentence need a comma before which or that? (Yes, a comma before "which".)
We all like to play football, which is the most popular game in the world.
0Thein Lwin 7291.
In the sentence, which relative pronoun should be used, 'which' or 'that'? And does the sentence need a comma before which or that?We all like to play football which/that is the most popular game in the world
We all like to play football, which / that is the most popular game in the world.
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0Thein Lwin 7291We all like to play football which/that is the most popular game in the world.
In the sentence, which relative pronoun should be used, 'which' or 'that'? And does the sentence need a comma before which or that?
You can't use 'that' unless you start a new sentence, but even then, 'it' might be better.
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