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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Which/that
Sir,
1.I can’t find the cup that I was using.
2.I can’t find the cup Which I was using.
Which one is correct?
If (2) is not correct then explain me why "which" cannot be used here.
Thanks.
1.I can’t find the cup that I was using.
2.I can’t find the cup Which I was using.
Which one is correct?
If (2) is not correct then explain me why "which" cannot be used here.
Thanks.
Top answer
Both are correct. "explain why" or "explain to me why", but not "explain me why"
- Both are correct.
- "explain why" or "explain to me why", but not "explain me why"
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Both are correct.
"explain why" or "explain to me why", but not "explain me why"
"explain why" or "explain to me why", but not "explain me why"
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