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Magic79 Posted 4 years ago
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Who is your husband? Versus Which is your husband?

Hello,

In Practical English Usage by Michael Swan, in the entry number 625:

Swan says:

However, which can be used in questions about people's identity, and what can be used to ask about people's jobs and functions:

- "Which is your husband?" "The one in jeans."

- So Jessica's the Managing Director. What's Daniel?


My question is: Is there a difference between

a. Which is your husband?

b. Who is your husband?

Which is usually used when there is a limited number of choices. Could this be the difference between them?

  

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Magic79 Is there a difference between a. Which is your husband? b.

  • Magic79 Is there a difference between a.
  • Which is your husband?
  • b.
  • Who is your husband?
  • Yes.
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Magic79

Is there a difference between

a. Which is your husband?

b. Who is your husband?

Yes.

Magic79Which is usually used when there is a limited number of choices. Could this be the difference between them?

Yup.

who and what identify. which

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