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Nima nimaa Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

which VS. that

I would like to review all that I learnt.

I would like to review what I learnt.

I would appreciate it very much, if somebody could readily explain the difference between those.

In addition, I am wondering how you can distinguish such a difference?

Thanks in advance
  

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nima nimaa if somebody could readily explain I would like to review all that I learnt. The key word is all . Everything you learnt.

— CalifJim

  • nima nimaa if somebody could readily explain I would like to review all that I learnt.
  • The key word is all .
  • Everything you learnt.
  • I would like to review what I learnt.
  • The thing that you learnt.
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nima nimaaif somebody could readily explain
I would like to review all that I learnt.

The key word is all. Everything you learnt.

I would like to review what I learnt.

The thing that you learnt. This might refer only to what you learnt in a given lesson or on a given day.

It's impos
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Thank you so much.

Nevertheless, as I can not find my answer yet, so I ca not ab able to present any helpful context.

Therefore, would anyone possibly readily elaborate it, so that I can understand it well?
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I agree with CalifJim, it depends on the context.
From grammatical point of view, ‘all’ in the first sentence is pronoun and ‘that …’ is the adjective clause. So the context is needed to find the reference of pronoun.
In the second sentence, ‘what …’ is the noun clause.
So it is all about the ‘all’.
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I do appreciate your support.

Nevertheless, who can readily and fully answer me?
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