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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Which confusion.
A man, that looked like a worm, opened the door.
A man, which looked like a worm, opened the door.
Is which correct?
A man, which looked like a worm, opened the door.
Is which correct?
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Anonymous Which is correct? Neither. A man, who looked like a worm, opened the door.
- Anonymous Which is correct?
- Neither.
- A man, who looked like a worm, opened the door.
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AnonymousWhich is correct?Neither.
A man, who looked like a worm, opened the door.
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AnonymousIs which correct?No. Your choices are that and who.
A man that/who looked like a worm opened the door.
No commas.
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I thought the original poster wanted to know which of the sentences was correct.
I didn't want to remove the commas, so I assumed that "who looked like a worm" was a nonrestrictive clause.
I didn't want to remove the commas, so I assumed that "who looked like a worm" was a nonrestrictive clause.
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