JAN 27, 2024
mayank
Language and vocabulary are something I keep on working on because I feel there is always a vast area of improvement.
This week, I dived into the difference between 'that' and 'which' in a sentence.
This is what I understood and learnt —
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'That' is used when you are adding vital information to a sentence.
Without that specific piece of information, it would alter the meaning of the sentence.
Example — Do you remember that 'Japanese' place where we went for lunch?
'Which' is used when additional information is added and it wouldn't alter the meaning of the sentence, if removed.
Example — I love pasta, especially the ones which have shiitake mushrooms in them.
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Care to share the similar things that you know or have learned?
And be part of my journey of self-improvement ✨
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