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Sailsofoblivion Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Which or that?
What is the difference between using 'which' and 'that'? I am not sure if I should have said "that" instead of "which" in this sentence:
St Michael’s was eventually sold, and the majority of the objects which my family found inside were sent to an antique dealer
Thanks in advance,
Emma
St Michael’s was eventually sold, and the majority of the objects which my family found inside were sent to an antique dealer
Thanks in advance,
Emma
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You can use either without any change in meaning.
- You can use either without any change in meaning.
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