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Vincent Teo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
which / that
Do I say,
He eats the watermelon which / that is juicy.
He likes to eat the watermelon which / that is juicy.
He eats the watermelon which / that is juicy.
He likes to eat the watermelon which / that is juicy.
Top answer
All watermelon is juicy, so delete the ending phrase.
- All watermelon is juicy, so delete the ending phrase.
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So, how to write?
He eats the watermelon is juicy.
He eats the watermelon because it is juicy.
He eats the watermelon is juicy.
He eats the watermelon because it is juicy.
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He [likes to eat] [eats] [likes] watermelon because it is juicy. -- This is okay.
He eats the watermelon is juicy. -- This is not grammatical.
He eats the watermelon is juicy. -- This is not grammatical.
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