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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Which & That as pronoun
Which one is correct ?
a. Their culture is different from which you imagined.
b. Their culture is different from that you imagined.
I'm a bit unsure of option a, since I've never seen a noun phrase using "which", and also in another way, it also seems odd if "which" is seen as a relative pronoun in an adjective clause. Any suggestion ?
a. Their culture is different from which you imagined.
b. Their culture is different from that you imagined.
I'm a bit unsure of option a, since I've never seen a noun phrase using "which", and also in another way, it also seems odd if "which" is seen as a relative pronoun in an adjective clause. Any suggestion ?
Top answer
You're close: either from what or from that which .
- You're close: either from what or from that which .
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