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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Which or Which is?

There are more dow owners than cat owners but more et cats than pet dogs, WHICH IS because cat owners have more cats than dog owners have dogs. What does "Which is" mean here? Why is it not only "which"?
  

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Anonymous There are more dog owners than cat owners but more pet cats than pet dogs, WHICH IS (= and this is true) because cat owners have more cats than dog owners have dogs. The equivalent is shown above. CJ

  • Anonymous There are more dog owners than cat owners but more pet cats than pet dogs, WHICH IS (= and this is true) because cat owners have more cats than dog owners have dogs.
  • The equivalent is shown above.
  • CJ
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AnonymousThere are more dog owners than cat owners but more pet cats than pet dogs, WHICH IS (= and this is true) because cat owners have more cats than dog owners have dogs.
The equivalent is shown above.

CJ

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