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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
who/that
What is the difference and which form is correct?
1) It is my mum who taught me.
It is my mum that taught me.
2) There were five crew members on board who would have had access to the beverage trolley.
There were five crew members on board that would have had access to the beverage trolley.
1) It is my mum who taught me.
It is my mum that taught me.
2) There were five crew members on board who would have had access to the beverage trolley.
There were five crew members on board that would have had access to the beverage trolley.
Top answer
Both forms are correct. There is no difference.
- Both forms are correct.
- There is no difference.
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