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Check what you have learned!Versión en línea

A short quiz

por Yufei Jian
1

Walden Pond, ______ was written in the mid-1800s, remains a popular book among romantic and individualistic Americans.

2

She prefers to watch movies ______ make her cry.

3

He bought all the books ________ are required for the course.

4

She wanted to buy a scarf _______ would complement her blue eyes.

5

The answers, ________ you can find in the back of the book, are sometimes incorrect.

6

Bonus! Who is the queen?

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'Which' is the preferred relative pronoun for a nonrestrictive clause (i.e., a clause that can be removed from the sentence without changing its essential meaning).

The clause introduced by this relative pronoun is restrictive; it is essential to the meaning of the sentence. We would use 'that' to introduce such a clause.

The clause introduced by this relative pronoun is restrictive (essential), and most careful writers would prefer the pronoun 'that.'

The clause introduced by this relative pronoun is restrictive (essential), and most careful writers would prefer the pronoun 'that.'

With the commas in this sentence, we are apparently looking for 'added information,' a nonrestrictive clause; therefore we want 'which' to introduce this clause. If we wrote this sentence without any commas, 'that' would be preferred (but the meaning would be slightly different).

 
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