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Bcp Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
How do I use Which, That, Whose?
Hi all
I can't figure out the differences between Which, That, Whose.
for example:
1 bring me the apple which is red
2 bring me the apple that is red
3 bring me the apple whose in red
another example:
1 the movie which was shown later was better
2. the movie that was shown later was better or (i can't use that in this case?)
I think in some cases you can't use which instead of that or whose, so how to know that?
your help would be much appreciated
Thank you!!!
I can't figure out the differences between Which, That, Whose.
for example:
1 bring me the apple which is red
2 bring me the apple that is red
3 bring me the apple whose in red
another example:
1 the movie which was shown later was better
2. the movie that was shown later was better or (i can't use that in this case?)
I think in some cases you can't use which instead of that or whose, so how to know that?
your help would be much appreciated
Thank you!!!
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For that vs. which, you must first understand these:
| http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restrictive_clause |
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Bcp,
I am going to use the example you’d posted to illustrate the usage of “which”, “that” and “whose” and hope this can help you.
1 Please bring me the apple which is on the kitchen table. Which – is used on inanimate objects in sentences with clause construction. The high lighted portion is t
I am going to use the example you’d posted to illustrate the usage of “which”, “that” and “whose” and hope this can help you.
1 Please bring me the apple which is on the kitchen table. Which – is used on inanimate objects in sentences with clause construction. The high lighted portion is t
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