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TinaMr Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Which or that
Could you tell me if this sentence is correct:
"I was supposed to have a good interpreter, but she was not aware of technical terms in my field, which (or that) made my life difficult".
Thank you!
"I was supposed to have a good interpreter, but she was not aware of technical terms in my field, which (or that) made my life difficult".
Thank you!
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It should be which as far as the relative pronoun goes. Technically, you could say and that instead of which , but you can't use plain that after the second comma.
- It should be which as far as the relative pronoun goes.
- Technically, you could say and that instead of which , but you can't use plain that after the second comma.
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It should be which as far as the relative pronoun goes. Technically, you could say and that instead of which, but you can't use plain that after the second comma.
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