What is the meaning of that and which, when it is used as clauses? - can you give me example of clauses
What is the meaning of this and that, if used as terms?
Example:
I want a house that is brick.
I know he will.
Please help me to use to use the case to ...
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Can You Give Me Example Of Clauses What Is The Meaning Of That And Which, When It Is Used As Clauses?
1 comment:
They are very clear answers to your questions.
1. "This is" used only for objects, as in: "There are a few
beautiful shoes, which are classified as ellessee. "
2. "It is primarily used for other animals and objects,
often for us. Here are some examples:
a) The lion had maimed. b) Where the pen is
Yesterday I bought? c) Yes, he is the man who killed
28 stray dogs.
Note: The last sentence quoted, the man who ".... .. "
is also true. For humans, both the "what" and "who are" correct.
"Who is the most popular, but" who is "neither bad nor archaic. It
a word of English today. Both are correct. Tip: "the sounds
more sophisticated.
Sorry, I realized that "it" can be applied to all forms of life, like so: "What a girl you liker? "AND
"What animals are tree?
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