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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

What or which?

Good evening,

I have a question - how should I write:

However, what is a little surprising, we did not observe...

However, which is a little surprising, we did not observe...

And when (generally) I should use "which"?

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

Aga
  

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The way you've placed the clause in your sentence, only 'what' is unconfusing. Generally, use 'which' for limited options, Aga.

— Mister Micawber

  • The way you've placed the clause in your sentence, only 'what' is unconfusing.
  • Generally, use 'which' for limited options, Aga.
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The way you've placed the clause in your sentence, only 'what' is unconfusing.

Generally, use 'which' for limited options, Aga.
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