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Vecta Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

"that" or "which"?

Hi, is there any difference between these two sentences:

I've found a very interesting music resource, that can be found here: http://www.....

I've found a very interesting music resource, which can be found here: http://www.....

Thanks in advance.
  

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For most of the cases you can use that and which interchangably but first of all, you should omit commas in your sentences. The other step would make a choice between that or which because it won't make any difference in your example.

— Doll

  • For most of the cases you can use that and which interchangably but first of all, you should omit commas in your sentences.
  • The other step would make a choice between that or which because it won't make any difference in your example.
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For most of the cases you can use that and which interchangably but first of all, you should omit commas in your sentences. The other step would make a choice between that or which because it won't make any difference in your example.
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Only the second one is correct. Use only which when you're making a parenthetical remark or adding more information that's not completely necessary to the understanding of the previous information.

I've found ... resource. (It can be found here: ... )
So: I've found ... resource, which can be found here: ...
(The location of the resource does no
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Thank you very much. You've helped me so much Emotion: smile
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Old Mc Donald had a farm, hiya hiya hooo! I feel lke Old Mc Donald here.

This calls for a spring cleaning for grammar.
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Review relative clauses - restrictive (that or which but no comma) and non-restrictive (only whichand a comma)!
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Emotion: cryingI really do. I have a word document in which I paste my favourite posts but every time I learn something new and I just can't finis
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Stop crying! Rome wasn't built in a day, you know. Emotion: smile
CJ
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Thank you. I enjoyed learning, but can I put the article 'the' in front of what seems to be a name like "Mc Donald"?

Doll wrote:

Old Mc Donald had a farm, hiya hiya hooo! I feel lke Old Mc Donald here.

Can I do this?
Old Mc Donald had a farm, hiya hiya hooo! I feel lke the?? Old Mc Donald here.
Old Jim had a farm, hiya hiya hooo! I feel lke the??? Old Jim her
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Wow Jim, I really liked your words. Thank you! The new policy ,"first be your own teacher then teach someone", is really really difficult. (We learn everything but not grammar)
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