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Which and that
Is it correct use of which and that in these sentences?
Then I went to Singapore, which (or what) was an extraordinary experience.
There’s something that (or what) still worries me.
Nothing was said until the plates were clean, which (or what) took a surprisingly short time.
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Ordinal numbers
Should I use THE before ordinal number SECOND in this sentence: She must have been disappointed to come second.
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relative pronouns
1) She easily gets along with people that/whom she meets for the first time.
2) Ron became very interested in a bird, which/what gave Harry time to dry his eyes.
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That or what
It’s difficult to say what (that) affects people worse: smoking or alcohol. Or both options are possible?
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The Caribbean Islands = The Caribbeans
The Caribbean Islands = The Caribbeans or there is no such option with -s ending?
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Should I use THE?
Should I use THE Sclotland's largest city in this sentence:
Glasgow, the Scotland's largest city, was one of the world's leading cities.
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What does it mean?
I diggs it.
Does Nick diggs it?
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To be going to or Future Simple?
My father probably will be in hospital for at least two weeks.
or
My father is probably going to be in hospital for at least two weeks.
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Future Continuous or to be going to?
Are you going to the stationer’s later? If so, could you buy a bundle of A4 paper for me?
or
Will you be going to the stationer’s later? If so, could you buy a bundle of A4 paper for me?
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Infinitive
He was seen to dance in the hall.
or
He was seen to be dancing in the hall.
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