[ Relative Clauses ]
The idea which Barry thought of is great.
A. “Which” can be both omitted and swapped for “that”
B. “Which” can be omitted but can’t be swapped for “that”
C. “Which” can’t be either omitted or swapped for “that”
D. “Which” can’t be omitted but can be swapped for “that”
Select your answer:
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Grammar › ViewWhat does it mean?
You could’ve said “No” politely.
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A. I chose to say “No”
B. I chose to say “Yes”
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Which sentence has the correct capitalization?
A. Northside High School won the tournament.
B. Northside high School won the tournament.
C. Northside high school won the tournament.
D. NorthSide high School won the tournament.