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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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How would you write the clause here?
He bent down to pick up an orange, that/which had fallen off his desk / fallen from his desk / dropped from his desk, and started peeling it.
1) "that" or "which"?
2) How would you write the emboldened clause? Would one of my suggestions be good?
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anonymous He bent down to pick up an orange [no comma] that/which which had fallen off his desk and started peeling it. 'that' instead of 'which' is not wrong. CJ
- anonymous He bent down to pick up an orange [no comma] that/which which had fallen off his desk and started peeling it.
- 'that' instead of 'which' is not wrong.
- CJ
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anonymousHe bent down to pick up an orange [no comma]
that/whichwhich had fallen off his desk and started peeling it.
'that' instead of 'which' is not wrong.
CJ
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