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Volcano1985 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Relative Clause
I have bought a book from the shop which you will like.
In this sentence I think which describe the shop, right? But I wanted to describe the book.Should I have said:
I have bought a book from the shop, which you will like?
In this sentence I think which describe the shop, right? But I wanted to describe the book.Should I have said:
I have bought a book from the shop, which you will like?
Top answer
At that store, I have bought a book that you will like.
- At that store, I have bought a book that you will like.
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Your concern is legitimate, and Anon's suggestion is a good one. However, it really isn't much of a concern because any native speaker would understand what it refers to. It's just one of those things that we accept as normal.
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