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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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which, about which or both and why?
He turned up an hour late ..... I though was very impolite.
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Anonymous He turned up an hour late, which I though t was very impolite. "which" is the only thing you can put there. It refers to the whole idea expressed by the preceding clause.
- Anonymous He turned up an hour late, which I though t was very impolite.
- "which" is the only thing you can put there.
- It refers to the whole idea expressed by the preceding clause.
- If you separate this into two sentences, you use "that" for the same purpose: He turned up an hour late.
- I thought that was very impolite.
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AnonymousHe turned up an hour late, which I thought was very impolite."which" is the only thing you can put there. It refers to the whole idea expressed by the preceding clause.
If you separate this into two sentences, you use "that" for the same purpose:
He turned u
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