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Relative pronouns that and which



 
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Relative pronouns that and which #1 (permalink) Thu Sep 01, 2005 18:02 pm   Relative pronouns that and which
 

Test No. incompl/elem-39 "Relative Pronoun Exercises", question 8

Yes, it's the best car ......... I've ever had. Why do you ask?

(a) which
(b) that
(c) who

Test No. incompl/elem-39 "Relative Pronoun Exercises", answer 8

Yes, it's the best car that I've ever had. Why do you ask?

Correct answer: (b) that

Your answer was: incorrect
Yes, it's the best car which I've ever had. Why do you ask?
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Hi! Can you explain, please, which is the differnce between "which" and "that"? Thanks in advance!
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Which/that #2 (permalink) Thu Sep 01, 2005 18:11 pm   Which/that
 

Hi Katia,

You need that here because it comes after the best, which is the so called superlative form of the adjective. If you want more information, have a look on this site for esl lessons and then look in the index and you can see some notes I've written and a story about relative pronouns - that which who etc.

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Relative pronouns that and which #3 (permalink) Sat Apr 25, 2009 19:19 pm   Relative pronouns that and which
 

I would be grateful for more information about the diference in this context between "that" and "which".
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