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Yellowstarstruck Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Grammar check/Relative pronoun
1. I have alot of books that J.K. Rowling wrote.
2. I have alot of books which J.K. Rowling wrote.
Are both correct? Can you use either that or which?
3. I have alot of books which are written by J.K Rowling.
4. I have alot of books which were written by J.K.Rowling.
For 3 and 4 what is the difference in meaning? Should I say 4 because the books are already written?
5. It is a house which has alot of solar panels.
6. It is a house that has alot of solar panels.
Are both correct? Can you use either that or which?
7. I have a jacket which was made in Italy.
8. I have a jacket that was made in Italy.
Are both correct? Can you use either that or which?
9. The man who/that you met at the station yesterday is/was my father.
Can you use who or that? Would you use is or was for the example?
10. My sister was the girl that/who you saw at the park.
Can you use who or that?
Thanks Fulvio
2. I have alot of books which J.K. Rowling wrote.
Are both correct? Can you use either that or which?
3. I have alot of books which are written by J.K Rowling.
4. I have alot of books which were written by J.K.Rowling.
For 3 and 4 what is the difference in meaning? Should I say 4 because the books are already written?
5. It is a house which has alot of solar panels.
6. It is a house that has alot of solar panels.
Are both correct? Can you use either that or which?
7. I have a jacket which was made in Italy.
8. I have a jacket that was made in Italy.
Are both correct? Can you use either that or which?
9. The man who/that you met at the station yesterday is/was my father.
Can you use who or that? Would you use is or was for the example?
10. My sister was the girl that/who you saw at the park.
Can you use who or that?
Thanks Fulvio
Top answer
1. K. Rowling wrote.
- 1.
- K.
- Rowling wrote.
- 2.
- K.
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1. I have alot of books that J.K. Rowling wrote.
2. I have alot of books which J.K. Rowling wrote.
Are both correct? Can you use either that or which?
First both that and which can refer to things. However that is not used in non -restrictive clauses. That is 'that' is wrong here
2. I have alot of books which J.K. Rowling wrote.
Are both correct? Can you use either that or which?
First both that and which can refer to things. However that is not used in non -restrictive clauses. That is 'that' is wrong here
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1. I have alot of books that J.K. Rowling wrote.
2. I have alot of books which J.K. Rowling wrote.
Are both correct? Can you use either that or which?
Yes. Which is mainly used in British English. A lot should be two words.
3. I have a lot of books which are written by J.K Rowling.
4. I have a lot of books which were writte
2. I have alot of books which J.K. Rowling wrote.
Are both correct? Can you use either that or which?
Yes. Which is mainly used in British English. A lot should be two words.
3. I have a lot of books which are written by J.K Rowling.
4. I have a lot of books which were writte
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