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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
WHAT or WHICH
WHICH or WHAT
1 Which/what was the first car you had?
THank you
1 Which/what was the first car you had?
THank you
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Which usually implies chosing among named items--you have some information already. What means you are requesting new information. Which was the first car you owned?
- Which usually implies chosing among named items--you have some information already.
- What means you are requesting new information.
- Which was the first car you owned?
- > What was the first car you owned?
- >
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Which usually implies chosing among named items--you have some information already. What means you are requesting new information.
Which was the first car you owned? <This suggests that we know the cars you've owned but we just don't know which was the first car.>
What was the first car you owned? <This suggests that we have no i
Which was the first car you owned? <This suggests that we know the cars you've owned but we just don't know which was the first car.>
What was the first car you owned? <This suggests that we have no i
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