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[Nefertiti]

He broke a new world record on men's 110 Hurdles, _____ we will never forget.

A. which

B. what

C. one

D. it

E. that

F. who(m)

G. any better suggestions?

Please pick the possible answer(s) and explain your answer(s) in detail including the ones are not suitable.

Thanks

[riverkid]

Originally Posted by Nefertiti

He [broke] set a new world]b]'s[/b] record [on] in the men's 110 meter Hurdles, _____ we will never forget.

A. which

B. what

C. one

D. it

E. that

F. who(m)

G. any better suggestions?

Please pick the possible answer(s) and explain your answer(s) in detail including the ones are not suitable.

Thanks

He set a new world's record in the men's 110 meter Hurdles, which we will never forget.

This is a sentence modifying clause and as such it requires 'which'.

1 He set a new world's record in the men's 110 meter Hurdles; that we will never forget.

2 He set a new world's record in the men's 110 meter Hurdles. That we will never forget.

By using a semicolon [#1] or a period [#2], the clause has been separated enough that the second part can then use 'that'.

You could put that/it at the end.

3 He set a new world's record in the men's 110 meter Hurdles; we will never forget that.

4 He set a new world's record in the men's 110 meter Hurdles. We will never forget that.

[Nefertiti]

Hi RD.

So, the following will do.

5. He set a new world's record in the men's 110 meter Hurdles; we will never forget it.

6. He set a new world's record in the men's 110 meter Hurdles. We will never forget it.

Thanks for the reply.