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Grammar
That and Which
When to you use that after a noun and when do you use which after a noun...?
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Use 'that' or 'which' if the modifying clause is restrictive (defining); use 'which' if it is non-restrictive (non-defining). Please google those terms for more information.
- Use 'that' or 'which' if the modifying clause is restrictive (defining); use 'which' if it is non-restrictive (non-defining).
- Please google those terms for more information.
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Use 'that' or 'which' if the modifying clause is restrictive (defining); use 'which' if it is non-restrictive (non-defining). Please google those terms for more information.
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