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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
relative clause
Hello everybody
I have a grammar question . Can you help me?
The bread my mother makes is much better than.............you can buy at the store.
a. that b.which c. those which d.that which
Which one do you choose (a,b,c or d) to best complete the sentence ? Why?
In my opinion, 'd' is the best answer. 'that' refers to the bread. 'Which' is a relative pronoun. However, 'which' can be left out because it is an object pronoun. So, is 'a' (that) also correct?
Thanks
I have a grammar question . Can you help me?
The bread my mother makes is much better than.............you can buy at the store.
a. that b.which c. those which d.that which
Which one do you choose (a,b,c or d) to best complete the sentence ? Why?
In my opinion, 'd' is the best answer. 'that' refers to the bread. 'Which' is a relative pronoun. However, 'which' can be left out because it is an object pronoun. So, is 'a' (that) also correct?
Thanks
Top answer
I agree with you. By the way, around here we'd say "what you can buy at the store" and none of the others.
- I agree with you.
- By the way, around here we'd say "what you can buy at the store" and none of the others.
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I agree with you. By the way, around here we'd say "what you can buy at the store" and none of the others.
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