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Sb70012 Posted 12 years ago
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The car which Alex bought was expensive
1. The car which Alex bought was expensive.
2. The car that Alex bought was expensive.
Hello,
Are both correct? Any difference?
Thanks.
2. The car that Alex bought was expensive.
Hello,
Are both correct? Any difference?
Thanks.
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Both are acceptable, but most people prefer to use 'that' with restrictive clauses. There is no difference in meaning.
- Both are acceptable, but most people prefer to use 'that' with restrictive clauses.
- There is no difference in meaning.
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Both are acceptable, but most people prefer to use 'that' with restrictive clauses. There is no difference in meaning.
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