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Navitasan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Which you need
Are these sentences correct:
1) If you live with that guy, you won't be able to study, which you need.
2) If you live with that guy, you won't be able to study, which you need to.
3) If you live with that guy, you won't be able to study, which you need to do.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) If you live with that guy, you won't be able to study, which you need.
2) If you live with that guy, you won't be able to study, which you need to.
3) If you live with that guy, you won't be able to study, which you need to do.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
To me, (1) seems hardly acceptable. I prefer (3) to (2).
- To me, (1) seems hardly acceptable.
- I prefer (3) to (2).
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