A2Englishen.a2.080

Relative clauses with which (things) and that (both)

Structure:

noun + which/that + verb

Use 'which' for things and 'that' for both people and things. 'That' is more common in spoken English.

Example:

The book which I bought is very good. The car that he drives is red.

Examples

The book which I bought is very good.

The car that he drives is red.

Question 1 of 30 correct

Which grammar pattern does this sentence use? "The book which I bought is very good."

Adverbs of manner: adjective + -ly

As...as: equality comparisons

Both...and, either...or, neither...nor

Comparative adjectives: irregular (better, worse, farther)

Comparative adjectives: long adjectives (more...than)