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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Pronoun "which" to refer to both?

Hi. Please help. Can we use the pronoun "which" in the following example sentences to refer to both "Wednesday" and "Friday" connected by the conjunction "or"?

1. He was able to work on it on Wedneday or Friday, which were days allowed.
2. He was able to work on it either on Wedneday or Friday, which were days allowed.
  

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Anonymous Pronoun "which" to refer to both? Yes, but your sentences have other problems. 1.

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  • Anonymous Pronoun "which" to refer to both?
  • Yes, but your sentences have other problems.
  • 1.
  • He was able to work on it on Wednesday or Friday, which were the days allowed.
  • 2.
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AnonymousPronoun "which" to refer to both?
Yes, but your sentences have other problems.

1. He was able to work on it on Wednesday or Friday, which were the days allowed.
2. He was able to work on it on either Wednesday or Friday, which were the days allowed.
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