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  1. 28-Aug-2007, 23:00 #1
    isahne
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    Question that as a relative pronoun

    Hello!

    Which one is correct, that or which?
    Or is this quiz wrong?
    It confuses me.


    The lady and her bike, (that/which) were at the beach, disappeared.

    Thanks.
  2. 29-Aug-2007, 01:21 #2
    Anglika
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    Default Re: that as a relative pronoun

    which = used to refer to something previously mentioned when introducing a clause giving further information and usually preceded by a comma.
  3. 29-Aug-2007, 06:20 #3
    isahne
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    Default Re: that as a relative pronoun

    Thanks.
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