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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Which/which is

hello there~

here has 2 sentences, i still don't really understand "which" and "which is" are how to use in sentences, why?

1) I don't know which parts went wrong.

2) Taipei city is in a basin which is a disadvantage for scattering heat.

  

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"Which" like "that" can be used in a number of grammatically different ways. Which book are you reading? (Used as an adjective and indicates a question about what the particular book you are talking about is (out of all books).

  • "Which" like "that" can be used in a number of grammatically different ways.
  • Which book are you reading?
  • (Used as an adjective and indicates a question about what the particular book you are talking about is (out of all books).
  • I am reading a biology book, which is required for my class.
  • (Used as pronoun and introduces a relative clause).
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"Which" like "that" can be used in a number of grammatically different ways.

Which book are you reading? (Used as an adjective and indicates a question about what the particular book you are talking about is (out of all books).

I am reading a biology book, which is required for my class. (Used as pronoun and introduces a relative clause).

So your first sentence is like my

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