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Michelle Cha Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
....something of which/ what you disapprove.
"If you know the crowd is planning something of which/ what you disapprove, have the courage to bow out gracefully."
My grammar book says that which should be in the sentence because there is an antecedent 'something'. However I think 'something' is not an antecedent and there should be 'what' instead.
Which should be in the above sentence between 'which' and 'what'?
My grammar book says that which should be in the sentence because there is an antecedent 'something'. However I think 'something' is not an antecedent and there should be 'what' instead.
Which should be in the above sentence between 'which' and 'what'?
Top answer
Something is the antecedent. Use which or that.
- Something is the antecedent.
- Use which or that.
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