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Contiluo Posted 15 years ago
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Relational pronoun
Is the following sentence acceptable?
The relational pronoun "which" put after the noun "invisibility", is it correct?
If you had a cloak of invisibility which could make you invisible like Harry Potter,
what would you use it for?
The relational pronoun "which" put after the noun "invisibility", is it correct?
If you had a cloak of invisibility which could make you invisible like Harry Potter,
what would you use it for?
Top answer
It is correct, but 'that' is more common in that restrictive position. 'Could make' would more naturally read 'made'.
- It is correct, but 'that' is more common in that restrictive position.
- 'Could make' would more naturally read 'made'.
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It is correct, but 'that' is more common in that restrictive position. 'Could make' would more naturally read 'made'.
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