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use of 'which'
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Gurpinder
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I guess it depends on the verb that follows. You can use which in sing/plu form.
The trees, which ARE still green, are very beautiful.
The car, which costs $1m, is way out of my league.
The trees, which ARE still green, are very beautiful.
The car, which costs $1m, is way out of my league.
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gmat_perfect
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Yes.Trainee wrote:Guys, can we use 'which' to refer to plural nouns?
Example:
I have bought three books, which are very interesting.
They are living in a city, which is the capital of India.
HTH.
