which or and that?

[Will17]

Hello!

Can you tell me which is better, please? "Which" or "and that"?

"At the beginning of the training, she didn't use tenses properly, which involved inconsistencies/and that involved inconsistencies. "

Thank you very much

Will

[bhaisahab]

Hello!

Can you tell me which is better, please? "Which" or "and that"?

"At the beginning of the training, she didn't use tenses properly, which involved inconsistencies/and that involved inconsistencies. "

Thank you very much

Will

"At the beginning of the training she didn't use tenses properly, which caused inconsistencies." I prefer this but I'm not sure what you mean by "training". Do you mean "course"?

[Will17]

Thank you Bhai.

-I mean "Spanish lessons". Is "training" ok in this case?


Cheers

Will

[bhaisahab]

Thank you Bhai.

-I mean "Spanish lessons". Is "training" ok in this case?


Cheers

Will

No, not really. We don't say "a training" in English. Say "At the beginning of the Spanish course she didn't use tenses properly, which caused inconsistencies."

[Will17]

Thank you Bhai!

What about "the training course"?or "her training course"?

Would that be suitable too?

Thanks a lot.

Will

[bhaisahab]

Thank you Bhai!

What about "the training course"?or "her training course"?

Would that be suitable too?

Thanks a lot.

Will

Yes, "the/her training course" would be fine.