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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Which or That?

"My teacher gave me an A today. One of many reasons WHICH/THAT make my heart grow fonder of school everyday"
  

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The logic of this does not seem right. The "reason" does not make your heart grow fonder, the A grade does. Also, "everyday" should be "every day".

— GPY

  • The logic of this does not seem right.
  • The "reason" does not make your heart grow fonder, the A grade does.
  • Also, "everyday" should be "every day".
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The logic of this does not seem right. The "reason" does not make your heart grow fonder, the A grade does. Also, "everyday" should be "every day". I suggest:

"My teacher gave me an A today — one of many reasons (why) my heart grows fonder of school every day."

(Some people don't like "why" here, but I don't object to it.)
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