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Julius_ Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Which/that
Hello
I like books which are about history of Madrid.
I like books which tell about history of Madrid.
Are the above sentences correct? If they're grammatically correct, are they ok to say?
I know that I could say:
I like history books.
I was just wandering if I could use this kind of sentences.
Cheers
I like books which are about history of Madrid.
I like books which tell about history of Madrid.
Are the above sentences correct? If they're grammatically correct, are they ok to say?
I know that I could say:
I like history books.
I was just wandering if I could use this kind of sentences.
Cheers
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You need to say "... about the history of Madrid". With this correction, both sentences are possible, but normally one would just say "I like books about the history of Madrid".
- You need to say "...
- about the history of Madrid".
- With this correction, both sentences are possible, but normally one would just say "I like books about the history of Madrid".
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You need to say "... about the history of Madrid".
With this correction, both sentences are possible, but normally one would just say "I like books about the history of Madrid".
With this correction, both sentences are possible, but normally one would just say "I like books about the history of Madrid".
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