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Pjrydo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

'What' or 'which'?

0When do you know which of the above to use?02br
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00e.g. 'Which book are you reading?' / 'What book are you reading?'02br
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00Thanks in advance0-
  

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1b 00Which02b 00 - You get to 01b 00choose02b 00 A or B, or more choices. 02br 00Book A? Book B?

— Anonymous

  • 1b 00Which02b 00 - You get to 01b 00choose02b 00 A or B, or more choices.
  • 02br 00Book A?
  • Book B?
  • Book C?
  • 02br 02br 00Which book are you reading?
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1b00Which02b00 - You get to 01b00choose02b00 A or B, or more choices. 02br
00Book A? Book B? Book C? or?02br
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00Which book are you reading? (Which series of Harry Potter book are you reading?)02br
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00Harry Potter series 1? 2? 3?02br
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01b00What02b00 - Yo
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0Thanks very much!02br
00But how would this rule apply to say, countries.02br
00'WHICH/WHAT country are you travelling to?' 0-
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01cite10pjrydo12cite10Thanks very much! 12br
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10But how would this rule apply to say, countries.12br
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10'WHICH/WHAT country are you travelling to?' 12br
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10I think that the explanation supplied by Anonymous from Singapore applies here as well. 0-
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