'Which' vs 'That'
Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2012 10:21 am
I'm trying to polish up on my grammar and am wondering when it is appropriate to use 'which' over 'that' in introducing relative clauses.
For example:
"I often buy cheese that is imported from Paris."
"I often buy cheese which is imported from Paris."
or
"He showed us how to create a computer game which was very interesting."
"He showed us how to create a computer game that was very interesting."
I attempted to search the forums but I'm afraid I don't know the English terminology enough to get past the 'simple word' filter. I couldn't find a way to phrase a question [which?/that?] would register.
For example:
"I often buy cheese that is imported from Paris."
"I often buy cheese which is imported from Paris."
or
"He showed us how to create a computer game which was very interesting."
"He showed us how to create a computer game that was very interesting."
I attempted to search the forums but I'm afraid I don't know the English terminology enough to get past the 'simple word' filter. I couldn't find a way to phrase a question [which?/that?] would register.