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Tara2 Posted 6 years ago
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Which is why vs that is why

Can you please explain the difference between 'which is why' and 'that is why'. What is grammar function of 'that' that it must start a new sentence but 'which is why' just need a comma and is part of the sentence?


She broke her leg. That's why she's in the hospital now.
She broke her leg, which is why she's in the hospital now.

  

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Tara2 Can you please explain the difference between 'which is why' and 'that is why'. What is grammar function of 'that' that it must start a new sentence but 'which is why' just need a comma and is part of the sentence? She broke her leg.

  • Tara2 Can you please explain the difference between 'which is why' and 'that is why'.
  • What is grammar function of 'that' that it must start a new sentence but 'which is why' just need a comma and is part of the sentence?
  • She broke her leg.
  • That's why she's in the hospital now.
  • She broke her leg, which is why she's in the hospital now.
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Tara2

Can you please explain the difference between 'which is why' and 'that is why'. What is grammar function of 'that' that it must start a new sentence but 'which is why' just need a comma and is part of the sentence?


She broke her leg. That's why she's in the hospital now.
She broke her leg, which is why she's in the hospital now.

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