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Ocsenttdd Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Which and that?
Hi teachers!
Here is the excercise make me confuse:
_ Tyson Products manufactures thousand of children's toys, many of ____ are top seller in their markets.
(A. that B. whom C. what D. which)
I think that both "that" and "which" are the correct answer.
Could you help me in this context. Thanks.
Here is the excercise make me confuse:
_ Tyson Products manufactures thousand of children's toys, many of ____ are top seller in their markets.
(A. that B. whom C. what D. which)
I think that both "that" and "which" are the correct answer.
Could you help me in this context. Thanks.
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Hi; The sentence has grammatical errors, too. Tyson Products manufactures thousand s of children's toys, many of which are top seller s in their markets.
- Hi; The sentence has grammatical errors, too.
- Tyson Products manufactures thousand s of children's toys, many of which are top seller s in their markets.
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Hi;
The sentence has grammatical errors, too.
Tyson Products manufactures thousands of children's toys, many of which are top sellers in their markets.
The sentence has grammatical errors, too.
Tyson Products manufactures thousands of children's toys, many of which are top sellers in their markets.
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That is not correct. Often that and which can both be used interchangably
Those are the books that/which I bought. (Either one is OK)
When the relative pronoun follows a preposition, that is not used. Examples:
This is the cookbook from which I got the recipe. (That is not used.)
I got the recipe from that cookbook. (
Those are the books that/which I bought. (Either one is OK)
When the relative pronoun follows a preposition, that is not used. Examples:
This is the cookbook from which I got the recipe. (That is not used.)
I got the recipe from that cookbook. (
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