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Pinayausie Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Punctuation with WHICH

What are the rules in punctuation using the relative pronoun which?

I like the bag, which is currently on display.
He wants to cook the food which has lots of spices.

Which one is correct?
  

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It makes more sense to remove the comma from the first sentence. The clause seems to be restrictive (defining). You can make it clearer by using the relative pronoun that : I like the bag that is currently on display.

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  • It makes more sense to remove the comma from the first sentence.
  • The clause seems to be restrictive (defining).
  • You can make it clearer by using the relative pronoun that : I like the bag that is currently on display.
  • He wants to cook the food that has lots of spices.
  • edu/owl/resource/645/02 /
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It makes more sense to remove the comma from the first sentence. The clause seems to be restrictive (defining). You can make it clearer by using the relative pronoun that:

I like the bag that is currently on display.
He wants to cook the food that has lots of spices.

Here is a good resource:
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