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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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usage of which and that
what are the rules of using "which" and "that"?
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Hi Anonymous what are the rules of using "which" and "that"? That can be used in referring to people or things but which is only used to refer to things. I wouldn't say 'rules'.
- Hi Anonymous what are the rules of using "which" and "that"?
- That can be used in referring to people or things but which is only used to refer to things.
- I wouldn't say 'rules'.
- Some main differences are: Use to refer to people to introduce defining relative clauses to introduce Non-defining relative clauses formal writing informal writing That quite common very common almost never less common more common Which almost never less common nearly always more common less common Prajwal
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Hi
I wouldn't say 'rules'.
Some main differences are:
That can be used in referring to people or things but which is only used to refer to things.
Anonymous what are the rules of using "which" and "that"?
I wouldn't say 'rules'.
Some main differences are:
Use to refer to people to introduce defin |
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