which

which
[wɪtʃ]
prn
1) который, какой, кто, что
- which of these books?
- which of the boys
- which way?
2) который, кто, что

I don't know which way he went. — Я не знаю, в какую он пошел сторону.

Trying to make out which was noble and which was groom. — Стараясь выяснить, кто дворянин, а кто конюх.

- book which you gave me
- city which you are talking about..
USAGE:
Существительные, следующие за which, могут употребляться как в предложной, так и беспредложной конструкции: Which book would you take?; Which of the books would you take? Существительные или местоимения, следующие за which, употребляются в предложной конструкции с предлогом of и стоят в форме множественного числа: which of them, which of the books

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