WHAT vs. WHICH / ENGLISH GRAMMAR

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Ldf

It’s always a pleasure to clarify anything about English with your explanations

elanitka

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joebadger

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damongeo

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M.E.S.O

It was very useful. I was in doubt and now it's clear.
Thank you teachers.

jorgetfreitas

Could you please make a lesson about the difference between " That and Which"? we will really appreciate!

manirakizadidier

Here again! Thank you for being here to teach us. These two words are sometimes confusing for us, Spanish speakers of English. Your class was very good to clear their way of usage. Thank you.

AlfredoPerez-tidl

I didn't know such a difference, but I always used in the right way. I think is because of the expression "which one". We usually don't ask for "one" when the options are unknown or infinite. "What one" is not common.

cleberandrade

I wasn't sure of the difference between which and what. Thank you, greetings from México city, México.

lillyrocks

these simple and base grammar points are so good. trust me we need this

saraaz

Lisa, could you explain “filter” and “filter out” and how to use them?

dannydai

Short and straight to the point. Awesome!

marvelouss

Great lesson as always...Let me clear this..if I know the names of a person, is it correct to ask "Which name do you go by?" and If I don't know any name, would it be "What name do you go by?"

OrlyDelgadillo