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Tara2 Posted 6 years ago
The item was going cheap. Which is why I bought it.
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A- The item was going cheap.
B- Which is why you bought it.
A - Yes, of course. I love a bargain
Grammar
Which
He failed in the examination. Which made his father angry.
Why is 'which' in the above sentence wrong but is correct in the followings?
The item was going cheap. Which is why I bought it.
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A- The item was going cheap.
B- Which is why you bought it.
A - Yes, of course. I love a bargain
Top answer
Tara2 He failed in the examination , w hich made his father angry. It should be as shown above because it's all one sentence. Tara2 A- The item was going cheap.
- Tara2 He failed in the examination , w hich made his father angry.
- It should be as shown above because it's all one sentence.
- Tara2 A- The item was going cheap.
- B- Which is why you bought it.
- A - Yes, of course.
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Tara2He failed in the examination, which made his father angry.
It should be as shown above because it's all one sentence.
Tara2A- The item was going cheap.
B- Which is why you bought it.
A - Yes, of course. I love a bargain.
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