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24-Sep-2007, 20:36
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 relative pronouns I'd really like you to help me sort this out... Besides not being possible to substitute the relative pronoun WHICH by THAT in a non-defining clause, is there any other rule that/which  makes the use of one or another exclusive? I once heard a teacher saying that WHICH should be used in Past tenses. Is it real?Thank you very much!!!!  I really appreciate it! Last edited by Luciana Barros Azevedo; 24-Sep-2007 at 20:39. Reason: grammar mistake |
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24-Sep-2007, 20:38
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