50 Examples of Sentences with Which

Which is a pronoun in English that means “which”. It can be used in questions (as an interrogative or determining pronoun) or in statements (as a relative pronoun). For example: Which one do you prefer?/ Which prefer?

Whichis one of the wh-words, which are a series of adverbs and pronouns beginning with the letters wh-(que, when, where, quien, who and whose) and that they serve to formulate questions who expect information as an answer (and not a yes or no).

within a question, which means "which", "which" or "what". It is used when there is a limited set of options. The question expresses a choice. For example: Whichof your parents came to the meeting?/ Which of your parents came to the meeting?

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Questions with which

• Which + noun. A noun (singular or plural) can be added after which to limit the meaning of the question. For example: which color do you prefer, yellow or pink?/ What color do you prefer, yellow or pink?
• which + one. You can add the word one /ones
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  to replace a noun that is obvious from context. For example: which one do you prefer?/ Which prefer?
• which + of. You can add the preposition ofto introduce a determiner or a pronoun. For example: Which of these works well? / Which of these works well?
• Which in indirect questions (indirect questions). It can be used after introductory phrases like Could you tell me???, Do you know???, among other. For example: can you tell me which the best is?/ Can you tell me which one is the best?

When you need to include a preposition in the sentence with which, this goes to the end of the sentence. For example: Which town do they live in?In formal English, the preposition goes at the beginning. For example: in which town do they live?

When which used alone or followed by of, has a pronoun function. When which It is followed by a noun, it has a determining function.

to take into account: The difference between whichand queis that while which expresses a limited number of options, with que the number of options is unlimited. For example: Which one do you want? / Which would you like? (limited number of options).What do you want?/ What do you want? (unlimited number of options).

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Which in affirmations

In addition to its use in questions, whichis used in statements for:

• Introduce a relative clause. It is used as a relative pronoun to add information or replace an object in a relative clause. (relative clause). It is translated as "which", "which", "that". For example: They went to the pub round the corner, which is very good./ They went to the pub around the corner, which is very good.
• Add a comment. It is used to add a comment or note about a situation just mentioned. Expresses the speaker's reaction to that situation. It is translated as "which", "what". For example: We visited the cave at midnight, which was scary. / We visited the cave at midnight, which was creepy.
• Report a question in reported speech. It is used to report questions or make statements in reported speech. (reported speech), after verbs like: asked, wonder, told, among others. It translates as "which one". For example: She asked which one I had picked. / She asked me which one she had chosen.

Whicheveris the emphatic version of which, which can be a determiner or a pronoun depending on the grammatical context. For example: We can get together at whichever time suits you best. / We can meet at a time that suits you best.

Careful: Unlike questions, statements with which They are only used to refer to things and not to people. To refer to people, the pronoun is used quien. For example: I saw Paul, who is an old friend of mine. (And not: … who is an old friend of mine.)

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Which in expressions

Which appears in everyday expressions and phrases in English:

• Speaking of which. It translates as "talking about it." It is used to refer to something that has just been mentioned in a conversation. For example: Speaking of which, where are the children?/ Speaking of which, where are the kids?
• which iswhich. It translates as "which is which". It is used to express the ability or inability (as it appears in affirmative or negative sentences) to differentiate between two nouns. For example: I never know which iswhich./ I never know which is which.

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Examples of questions with which

1. Which is her dog?
   Which is your dog?
2. Which is your favourite?
   What is your favorite?
3. Which is correct?
   Which is correct?
4. Which one is mine?
   Which is mine?
5. Which book is better?
   Which book is better?
6. Which episode did you miss?
   What episode did you miss?
7. Which dress should I buy?
   What dress should I buy?
8. Which way must we take?
   What path should we take?
9. Which brand is better?
   What brand is better?
10. Which hand do you write with?
    What hand do you write with?
11. Which newspaper does dad read?
    What newspaper does daddy read?
12. Which car are you going to choose?
    What car are you going to choose?
13. Which are rooms already clean?
    Which rooms are already clean?
14. Which one was the correct answer?
    What was the correct answer?
15. Which one does Amy like best?
    Which one does Amy like best?
16. Which ones were selected?
    Which were selected?
17. Which museums did you visit while in Paris?
    What museums did you visit when you were in Paris?
18. Which of the students did that?
    Which of the students did that?
19. Which of your friends are you traveling with?
    Which of your friends are you going to travel with?
20. Which of the cities you've been to did you like the best?
    Which of the cities you went to did you like the most?
21. Which team members do you usually work with?
    Which of the team members do you work with most often?
22. Which dress do you think looks better on me?
    What dress do you think suits me best?
23. Could you tell which candidate will be chosen?
    Could you tell me which candidate will get elected?
24. do you know which of the pens doesn't work?
    Do you know which of the pens doesn't work?
25. Do you have any idea which option is right?
    Do you have any idea which option is correct?

Examples of sentences with which

1. I can't remember which es which.
   I can't remember which is which.
2. please tell me which road we should take.
   Please tell me which way should I go.
3. I was asked which schoolmate I preferred.
   They asked me which classmate he preferred.
4. He doesn't know which answer is right.
   He doesn't know which answer is right.
5. This is something which we'll never forget.
   This is something we will never forget.
6. Greg said something important, which I can't remember now.
   Greg said something important that I can't remember now.
7. The hotel, which is a luxury one, will be inaugurated in July.
   The hotel, which is luxury, will be inaugurated in July.
8. They went dancing every night, which was really tiring.
   They went dancing every night, which was very tiring.
9. We went to the beach at sunrise, which was just amazing.
   We went to the beach at sunrise, which was really amazing.
10. He said he is 18, which is hard to believe.
    He said he's 18, which is hard to believe.
11. This was the highest temperature which was recorded in the history of the city.
    This was the highest temperature that was recorded in the history of the city.
12. I'll arrive at 10, which is the earliest I can get.
    I will arrive at 10, which is the earliest I can arrive.
13. I can't say which of my neighbors is the noisiest.
    I can't tell which of my neighbors is the loudest.
14. The children went missing for one week, which was distressing.
    The children were missing for a week, which was distressing.
15. I wonder which international examination I should sit for.
    I wonder what international exam I should take.
16. The company which dad used to work for has been sold.
    The company my dad used to work for has been sold.
17. This is the leg which I broke last week.
    This is the leg I broke last week.
18. We had no taxi to take, which was no laughing matter.
    We didn't have a taxi to hail, which wasn't funny.
19. My friends were not sure about which train to take.
    My friends are not sure which train to take.
20. Speaking of which, you haven't told me yet where you have been.
    Speaking of which, you still haven't told me where you've been.
21. Buenos Aires, which It is the capital of Argentina, it is my hometown.
    Buenos Aires, which is the capital of Argentina, is my hometown.
22. He explained several topics, all of which Were very interesting.
    He explained various topics, which were very interesting.
23. The house was all locked, except for the back window, which was partially open.
    The house was all closed, except for the rear window, which was partially open.
24. The twins look so alike that I can't tell which es which.
    The twins are so alike that I can't tell which is which.
25. The boy could not even answer one question, which meant he hadn't studied.
    The boy couldn't even answer one question, which meant that he hadn't studied.

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