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There was a song titled, Alice-Blue Gown. Which of the following descriptions can be acceptable? Which of the following descriptions can't be acceptable? (D1) "titled, Alice-Blue Gown" is a relative phrase modifying "a song" (D2) "titled, Alice-Blue Gown" is a relative clause modifying "a song" (D3...

I hope you point out my lauguagial errors continously.

Actually it is a very thankful matter.

Thank you very much, Roger.


What about "of which"?

(example) I have a house of which window is pretty good.

Is this acceptable English?

It was my careless that I made it an imperative.

Thank you very much, Roger

(1) Look at the prettiest girl whom I have ever seen.
(2) Look at the prettiest girl that I have ever seen.

I met next question some days ago. (Q1) Which is correct? (3) (1) I have a house (which) window is pretty good. (2) I met a woman (whom) could speak six languages. (3) The fish which I caught yesterday is still alive. I was thinking of next question when I met the question (Q2) which is the most acc...

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Thank you for your opinion, Harzer.

(1) The fish which I caught yesterday is still alive.

(2) The fish that I caught yesterday is still alive.


I think both are grammatically correct.
However, I like to know which is more frequently used between (1) and (2) among native speakers ?

Many thanks for your good example!

(1) Whichever style of learning you choose, it is important to practice daily and not give up. (2) Whichever style of learning you choose, it is important to practice daily and not to give up. I met sentence (1), but I doubt that the sentence is correct. I think sentence (2) is in the right? What do...

The correct answer is:

Some people behave rudely, ( the ) ( way ) little children often do.


I don't quite understand from where the correct answer come.
That's why I post this.


What do you think?

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(quote) English learners today PICK UP the language much better than those who tried to study it 30 or 40 years ago.

(1) He is intelligent; however, he is also ugly.

(2) He is intelligent, but he is also ugly.