"Which" and "that," which one when?
Posted by Massimo Mazzucco on May 10, 2001
This is probably too basic a question for English-speaking people, but I do have this problem quite often (not being one of them).
Is there a basic rule (on when to use one rather than the other), or do you just "play it by ear?"
Thanks
Massimo Mazzucco
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- My conclusion -- and thanks! Massimo Mazzucco 05/11/01
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