Who? That? Which?

I LIKE YOUR LESSON IS VERY CLEAR TO UNDERSTAND THANK TO GIVE PEOPLE THE OPPORTUNITY TO PRACTICE.

yariela

I am so delighted with programme.Our Lord Jesus Christ will bless you all because you are giving the chance to people to learn English all over the world.
yours very kinder
joseph

Joseph

verry nice comment

melly077

WHICH=INANIMATE
WHO=SUBJECT
THAT = BOTH

kotoz

Thanks ma´am i got 10/10
The lesson was very clear, i really like it

Zikruddin

Very helpful. Thanks very much!

Geraldo

Thank you so much.

Now it’s clear to me the differences of uses

Zyna Chan

Tks so much. This site, for me, is the best!

Henrique

the simple repetition made it easy to understand the differences of the three. a good lesson. Thank you.

viv2011

Glad to know the lesson helped you understand. My best wishes to you.

Rebecca

very good.

shahin

thank you so much

Bharathi A

“Glad to know the lesson helped you understand.” Why the word UNDERSTAND didn’t received the past tense UNDERSTOOD,in this sentence?

Selmo

because the word HELP was in past(?)

Sindira

This lesson is very useful.Thanks again, Rebecca.

Monomoon

thanks a lot it is really useful. i really appreciate u.

M.Nawaz

I did well these quiz. thanks a lot your video.

ninie

Thanks

Arnas

Thanks very much!

Arnas

Can I say : She is the one that we saw last week” ? or it should be ” She is the one who we saw last week”??? thanks before…glad to join you…

oddy bere

i think this one ,ll b correct,she is the one whom we saw last week.

Ali

either way, is correct ^^

kiano

Hello Oddy, I think you should use whom instead of that or who, this way your sentence would be:
“She is the one whom we saw last week”
instead of
“She is the one that/who we saw last week”.

Asael

Dear Rebecca,
I’m grateful for your lesson.
Could you have lesson about English jokes.
I look forward to your new lessons.
Your sincerely, Ramil

Ramil

thanks Rebecca! In which class do you read? can we use “that” in this sentence if not then kindly tell me the reason !

Ali

im kiano,which is used for comparing ^^ for example, which is better psp or ps3? in that sentence you are comparing the two which is better right? you cant use ” that ” in that sentence ^^

kiano

IT’S VERY NICE
THANKS ALOTS

ANDREW

Thanks very much

Ahmed yahia

I always appreciate your wonderful explaination

Maliha Fatima

thank u a lot Rebecca ….
but how about which person … or which one ? please ….

mohammed

When you ask a question, then you have to use “Which” to refer to people, places or things.

In sentences, the rules are as I have explained in the lesson.

Thanks and all the best.

Rebecca

There is a quotation from Bible (NIV, Psalms 46:4-5) that “there is a river those streams make glad the city of Gad, the holy place where the Most High dwells. God is within her, she will not fall; God will help her at break of day.” Could you explain regarding the word “her” using here?

Prince

Greetings from Prague.
I’m a little bit confused with asking questions. In this comment you say, that we should use only “Which” to refer to people, places or things in question.
But Philipp in his comment sad: “Where are the keys which were on the table?” and “Where are the keys that were on the table?”
He used “That” in the question. Is it correct?
Can we use “Who” and “That” in questions as well, or it was mistake and we can use only “Which” in questions?
For example: Where is computer which was on the talbe/Where is computer that was on the table. and :Where is that guy who I saw yesterday/Where is that guy which I saw yesterday?
With best ragards, Artem.

Artik

Hi.Rebecca can you explain (how lonq …..have been+to…..

yusif

Thank you Rebecca, I have one question about this.
Why do we say, for instance WHICH OF THESE PEOPLE STOLE THE MONEY? We use which, but I suppose it’s different when we use it at the beginning of the sentence.

englishstudent

this is the best way for you to understand this!.. by the way, im filipino.. the word “which^ in filipino is ” ALIN ” so i undestand that meaning of it very well since i translated it in filipino.. in our own language.. so the best way for you to undestand that word is to translate it into your language..^^try looking for the word “which” in dictionary

kiano

I have not seen, what is different between that and which in this lesson?

Bee

thanks

basarkan13

Rebecca, thank you for this lesson, I’m always confused that and which, now I know it doesn’t matter :)

elli

thank you for this lessons

denaabo

thank you for the useful lesson THAT i’ve just saw :)

abudy99

Dear Ms Rebecca,
I’m grateful to explaining these worlds in such an easy manner by the way i scored 100%

Nadeem

Ms Rebecca, thank you for this lesson, I’m always confused with usage of that, who and which, now I learnt these easily as u explained them in such an easy way . . by the way I scored 100%

nadeemmalik07

really helpful, thank you very much, clear explanation. good job

botaques

that was a nice lesson, the teacher who taught is smart. which teacher is better the brunette or redhead -both. pretty short lesson, take care Rebecca.

Efrain

very good lessons..which is my brain expand in english lessons that i learned this website.thanks maam rebecca

wella dela cruz

this lesson very heplful thank mrs Rebecca

dat

Thank you alot
you are a very dedecated teacher.

turkia

helpful thank you.

miran26saleh

you always have job done.
I wish every Quiz have marks just to challenge each other, it will be good idea to see marks and members are running to be in the top.

serajstyle

thanks for giving us a opportunity to learn english. God bless you all!

joan revilla

Amazing,She is an excellent teacher. A hug

Sandra

hello. the videos really helpful for me as an English teacher.can I have a request?I need more explanations about many different types of text in English (analytical exposition,hortatory,news item,explanation text,narrative,descriptive and so on with its generic structures).thanks.

Linda Lisnatalia

Thank you a lot for this site. You gave me a hope to learn more about English.

kusain

Thank u reebeca,
1)Could u explain about – who,which,how,when,what ,where. How to use and where to use these question words.
2)could u help me how and where to use – in ,on,at,to,for,by,from.
Thank you very much for all your classes.

vidhyakar

I really appreciate this kind of learning thank you so much Rebecca. You are a good teacher.

dexter

I enjoy it

mirik

very helpful Thanks very much <3

najla

hey mrs rebecca how are you doing i really love this lesson it’s very helpful any way please i have a question for you please when i want to write something for example essy i have a really big problem with spelling i know so many voucabulry but when i start writing even i know them i have difficulte to write them please can you give me a piece of advice to overcome this problem thank you

amine

English spelling is challenging. If you are experiencing trouble in this area, I suggest you get hold of a specific spelling book and work your way through it systematically. That is the way to improve and also stay cool, determined and patient.

All the best to you.

Rebecca

How about whom? would you mind explaining the differences between them in use ?

hapkido

Very Helpful

hesham977

goodjob!

fatiima

Thank you so much, This lesson is very helpful.

jamil

Thank you so much :)

hanody

thanks lot

mizou

Thanks a lot Rebecca, you’re so so much professor.Lily from Brazil

Eliete

hello teacher can you tell me the difference between past perfect and past simple and when we use those tenses

natalie92

you can say past perfect if it is using ” had + past participle ” example i had seen an accident when i was walking ^^

kiano

You can say, past perfect… (e.g)had + past participle.
I had had my boyfriend before I went to University.

sanglung

very helpful thank you!

phuc

This lesson was simply and useful.I enjoy myself.

devon48

sometimes im confused between which and where would you please clarify them¿

azza

The teacher WHO taught me how to use theses confused words is Canadian.
Thanks a bunch!

Valldecy

im filipino.. some of the foreigners ,learned their english in the philipines ^^

kiano

Dear Ms Rebecca ,
frankly,all lessons in this website which a vital subject who wants to learn English correctly and effectively that should be taken seriously ,so each teachers in this website always give us opportunity to improve our English Language please ,kindly handed over my
message to thanks whose website owner thanks for all teachers either i will never forget your grateful for everything did for us . In addition, for everything will be doing for us as well .
Yours faithfully,
Ameen.

Ameen

thanks

abdr333

hej All teachers, I wish yours learning that is very nice.I learn more english yours lessons.

yoga

thnx rabecca…. :)

quresha

thank u alot

habiba

how aboout whom??

mukti

I wish you eternel life!
God be with you

Joseph

Very good lessons. My compliments

giuseppe

thank you very much

kimcy929

Thank you Rebecca, a very useful and understandable lesson.

Hoppel

Thank you, it was very clear and I missed this information

Yifat

sometimes i feel confused the usage of verb to have ex :
what the difference between :
I don’t have time
I haven’t got time.
———————–
I have no idea
I haven’t the slightest idea

Thx

abulcasem

There is no difference between the first two sentences. They are just two ways of saying the same thing.

All the best to you.

Rebecca

hi Rebecca,thank you for the lesson.may i ask you how i can know when is your next engvid lesson shows?

ahmed69

Hello. It is very useful. Than you.

alexsarg

Hi, Alex I´m from Brazil and I´m also studying english in this website. Would you like to be my friend? Together we can practice english.

Valdecy

thank’s for lesson

heema9

thank you my teacher
can you explain when we use whom and whose or any one you understand this lesson please

fifi

thank you techer I like this lesson

hila

thanks a lot rebecca, a verry useful lesson

denisdvms

hello teacher,can you tell me the difference between that & which and when we use those word?

norouzi

It was very clear explanation!!
Thank you.

Marlene

Rebbeca, your classroms are so good. Thanks. Your accent and pronunciation is so easy to me. I got all you said.

@julianinhamatos

hello master can i ask you a question tell me please the difference between for and since i could not get it please waiting for your answer

natalie

Everyday i access this site and study until 1 lesson. It’s very interesting and very helpful. Thank.

Fred

Thank you!

Islomiddin

I LIKE YOUR LESSON IS VERY CLEAR TO UNDERSTAND THANK TO GIVE PEOPLE THE OPPORTUNITY TO PRACTICE

rozy

thank you so much teacher rebecca.i learn a lot to this lesson.

raquel

Hello teacher
You are the best teacher i ever meet you make it so clear, your examples are so easy o understand and with each lesson i feel i get better.
Thanks a lot.
Sim

Sim

thank u so much.. that was a nice one!

guimeyan

i couldn’t download this video,cuz my own connection on internet is so slowly.huuuh..
i want to permission download this video,
can i ? :)

ace

plsss teach me about the past participle after noun ^^

kiano

thank you very much

siham

nice video, anyone like to speak with me on skype my id is imranhatim

imran

hi rebecca , when i was watching your video i was learned a lot of grammar and usage and i hope you can give more lessons and keep always care yourself i love u so much bcoz everytime you teaching u look like my mother in style..

remar

thank you so much for the lesson

amina

Hi! Thanks a lot for the clarity of your lesson. I´m happy to find this page.
Has been very useful for me…

Dany

Thank you for a lesson.
I just come Canada to study English.
So,I don’t unserstand English.
But,I think who I try study English.
(Do you know my English…? I’m sorry.)

YAYA

thank you very much , your lesson was clear and simple. thanks again.

Abdelbast

Hi
When I should use WHOM in my sentence, and what is different between whom and who.
thanks in advence, and thank you a lot for your english lesson.

shiva

thank you

dah

thank alot

yousof

than yo so much.

yousof

thank you so mach for video

faisal

thnx a lot it just cleared my confusion

Shubhi

Hola soy de chile y soy principiante en esta lengua y este es uno de los mejores sitios que he encontrado para practicar y aprender.
Hi, I’m from Chile and I’m a beginner in this language. This is the best site that I’ve found to learn and practice.
Thank you so much for your lessons

Sebastián Rodríguez

yes …it’s a good lesson . thank you teacher .

aldreamer

I am glad I’ve found this site… now i know when to use the words WHO, THAT, and WHICH. Thank you teacher Rebecca :)

newstud

best lesson mem keep it up thank you so much..,

zakir afridi

good and lesson,thanks so much.

dorex

ok no the best, like media five!!!!!!!!!

roger10

So,Do you know more than the teacher?

Marcia1000

thanks alot Rebcca u r a best teacher .

ahdaddou

Hi, Rebecca,
very nice lessons!
Thank you !

Yury

Thank you Rebeca, Your class was very clear and interesting. I understood very good.

Jose Moreno

Thank you Rebecca,
you’re a good teacher, I could understand because you speak so claer and the lesson is very helpful.

wyattearp

I like your lesson line,because I can look back again and again.Thank you.

Aldona

Hello dear Rebeca
This is my first time,lets say short an sweet
Thank you wery wery wery wery much.

Sofia Holm

thank u so much ^_^

mayamy

great…i love the way you do to enhance people learning English

gus ri

thank you T.Rebecca really i love all your video its halp me alot alot thank you very much

mohammed

thank you T.Rebecca really i love all your video its help me alot alot thank you very much

mohammed

Thank you very much !

alexk77

Dear Rebecca,
I wish you a long live!
And May our Lord Jesus Christ be with in your life until you reach paradise
Yours very kindest
Joseph M

Joseph

Thanks you soo much!!!!

jimmytel

Thanks for your lesson

shaxa24

Hi Rebecca! that was very clear you teach.. Can you please correct my eglish.. I wanna learn more eglish,,.. thank you..

illcano

thinks for yours lesson,i’m new for your site and i think ,one day i’ll capably

charles22

Thank you very much for this lesson.
May I ask you .. what is the difference between (that & which) ?

Rasha

Thank’s You Teacher I got the 100% Correct answer from Your lesson and I got Idea for Improve My self Thank You So Much…..

jmckumara

Thank you Teacher

soliman523

thanks you make it very easy :) .

mr Egypt

toinkz!!

pogi

thank you so much:)
it’s good practice for me)

elina12

THE LAST SENTENCES I COULDN’T UNDERSTAND. THE SHOPS(PLURAL) THAT IS USED FOR SINGULAR.. CAN I USE THAT FOR PLURAL ALSO…

SHUJATH

thanks

andrepassos

Dear Rebecca,
The lesson is very interesting and clearly explained. My sincere gratitude to you and to engvid team as well.

abdullahsagum

thank you very,very,very much!

vipbachkhoa

thanks Rebecca. you are superb

losslord

Very simple and can understand it easily.

dr07

what we use for animals , suppose for an elephant or a a parrot

kush

And still, in which cases it’s better to use THAT and in which we should use WHICH with the things?

juliange

I founded the answer in Alex’s lesson: https://www.engvid.com/that-which/

juliange

Thanks a lot!

mary0203

*found (sorry)

juliange

good education

lng1982

Thank you very much for describe about who,which and that.

abdul sattar

very helpful

vipin

thank you respected madam….i love to learn ENGLISH through ENGVID,may I know about WHOM please

asif

Very Useful…TKS!!!!!!

reissilva

thank you for lesson

kktaha

why i can’t see the quiz ?

basmagamal

Hmm. Is your web browser up-to-date? (If you’re not sure, try installing a new version.)

engVid Moderator

may be , i’ll try something else

basmagam

The lesson is very good,

heinzhoerner

wow…what a wonderful explanation I really understoot completely the grammer lesson and I have scored one hundred percent….GOD bless you teacher …thank you.Chandana.c

chandanacolombage

good class! perfect. thanks!

hilda

thanks a lot, Rebecca!

Ququ

Hi dear Ms Rebecca,

Thank you very match for this lesson. You are realy amiable.

kati2012

Thank you for your help for this lesson! It was very useful!

Marian

Thanks a million

irfan

Thank you ,I like all your lessons and your prounounciation,it is very clear.
Good job, thnak you again.

salma

thank you very much .itis good lesson.

zakaria30dz

Thanks for this it’s very good

Jose

hi Rebeca i d like to know about the second question on the quiz. when i have a plural thing i should use just ‘which”

walocao

thanks for teaching

naveed86

THANK YOU MISS RABECCA FOR TEACHING US!

che che

Nice lesson thank you for teaching us in a simple way.

Sulakshana

Hello! May I ask, when referring to a country do you use “which”, “that”, “it” or “her”?

e.g.
1. Canada is a country which/that has the second-largest land area in the world and her/its flag carries the symbol of a maple leaf.

Supa

Nowadays, it is best to refer to a country as a thing and refer to it using “that”, “which” or “it”.

All the best to you, Supa.

Rebecca

Hi Rebecca,
Really Amazing!I see that I’m always learning with you on this site. I have to thank you. A Hug from Brzil.

Marcia1000

Thanks a lot for lesson. But there is some problem. What should we use if we talk about plural persons like boys, girls and so on?

Igor

Whether you talk about singular or plural people, the choices are still the same. For example,

I like the guys who/ that play in the band.
I like the guy who / that plays in the band.

Good question, Igor. All the best to you.

Rebecca

Thank you so much….I’ve learned alot from your lessons and this website is very helpful. God Bless you All! I Love You…many kisses..

cheryl

i coveer all the response

Lavenir

Thanks !

jose84

Crystal Clear to me now. Thanks,

Steve

Great, Steve. My best wishes to you.

Rebecca

Thank you Rebecca.
The video that is an explaine very clear.

may

question: If you start a goggle fight with the two sentences
“Where are the keys which were on the table?” and “Where are the keys that were on the table?”, the one with that has a lot more hits…. In your test there is only the answer with “which”

Philippe

In the lesson, I explained that you can use “that” or “which” for things, such as keys. In the test, the choices you were given were “who” and “which”, so the correct answer was “which” and not “who”.

As you said in your comment and I said in my lesson, we can use “that” or “which” to refer to keys. So, we are in agreement, my friend.

All the best to you.

Rebecca

Thanks mam Rebecca , marvelous. i like it . Hamza from Pakistan

Hamza Platonic

hi Rebecca i need to know about RATHER that what is rather and how we can use it thanks

ajmalbarek

Thanks for your suggestion, Ajmal. My best to you.

Rebecca

Thank you very much …
I like all your lessons

Soufian tlm

nice teacher

legaia46

thank u very much i like your all lessons i learn a lot and i like it.

sahra

Hi ..Ma’am RABICA …. i hope u’ll be ok …i am so happy bcz onemore time i get 8 out of 8 .on lesson ..WHO,THAT,WHICH …………..by engvid .com ..
i want to say gr8 Thanx to you/all of you …………….GOD BLESS YOU/ALL OF YOU …Bye

sana syed

Way to go, Sana! My best to you.

Rebecca

Thanks very much!

marciopires

Very nice lesson. Thanks Rebecca.

aminul

thank you so much

atll20

thanks you mam

raseeth badusha

hi rebacca think you veyr much for this lesson this lesson i like all your lesson and your prounounciation it s very clair

rakia

Hi, Rebecca! Can you explain the difference between British and American pronounciation in cases like this:
what /wɔt//wʌt/ or want /wɔnt/ /wʌnt/ /wɑnt/, lobby /lɒbi//lɑbi/. In all the dictionaries I’ve found there’s only British pronounciation, but I prefer American. Are there any rules?
All the best to you!

aki95

why in the phases “I like the piano that cost $800” and “The house which she lives is huge” there is no option to use “which”?

Rodrigo

thanks, good job. i will stay around here everyday.

vicentefarias

Thank you miss

Meraj

Very useful and helpful lesson that you had shared with us.

Godbless

shaddy06

woww thank you ¡¡¡¡¡ very good n_n

hii

thank you for the usefull lesson .you good techer for me.thank you for exersice

helia

Thanks.

i love you more Rebecca thank you for everything

ikiller

This is very helpful, thankyou Ms. Rebecca

helloktrie

Thnx Rebecca

u r lovely teacher

Abdul Qayum

Thanks a lot!

aristeo

Thanks very much!

Long

for me this lesson not so difficulties. it’s a piece of cake. I did it so perfect 100% right. I scored 8 out of 8.
remarkably in this occasion.

chakepp

Thanks for your class, Rebecca!!!! It helps a lot!!! God bless u and your family!!!
;)

bellablade

this lesson very useful to me. thank u ver much

udara

Thank you for the lessons!!!
They’re very helpful!

pyray

Helpful. Thank you very much.

turgutsayman

thank you .

Atef

thank you, for the useful lesson ….

nadir87

Very helpful. Thanks very much!

donatelo

useful lesson thank u so much

salimsolo

why in the scand qustion used which

haksoma1980

thank you dear teacher
my best wishes to you and all the teachers of engvid…

bia8288

thanks for lesson.

kumarikaren

At the question ,,2. Do you know ____________bus goes north?”
My answer was “that” but the correct answer was “wich”. Whay?

which

DorinF

Thank you!

yasuko

thanks a lot ,i did very well,please is this sentence correct?the women that i work with her needs extra time.

nadine

Hi Rebecca
Your teaching style is awsome which i do like ever.

Thnaks

Ashish

very nice explain

senthil

Hi Rebecca! How are you? If I want to talk about animals or plants, should I use who, that or which??? Tks!

lutaho81

thank you so much, do we always use verb after who?

azin1353

Thank you very much Rebecca!

mdemetrio

Hi Rebecca. I have a question: There is a question in your quiz. ” Do you know ____________bus goes north?

who
that
which
And answered “that” but it is wrong. The correct is ” which “. I couldn’t understand. By the way this is only one mistake. The others were correct. :)

erhanx

Hi Rebeca! You are a very good teacher, keep it up! I just would like to suggest you to make a lesson of “when not using ‘which’ ‘who’ ‘that'”!

And thnk you again!

Ashi

HI Rebeca i’m new please can you tell about me more, how to use the adj and why we use; thank you

tenzin776

hi rebeca i don’t understand why we use which and that but how and where;(because they are a lot of things)please send me back;thank

tenzin776

hi rebeca you know i read a some book; i saw, which +noun (things or people)for example which train did you catch-the 9.50 or the 10.30? Or which doctor did you see. how about this tens; in your lessons; which use with things; thanks please send a reply;

tenzin776

I really loved it its a nice tutorial site for someone like me whos not really good in english grammar

Richard

Hi Rebecca I want to thank you about this lessen .its very useful

swilah

Thanks;who people, that people/things , which things,,, wow that is new for me I like ur teaching that all the people will ues it

hhaqmal

Hello Rebeca, thank you for teaching us :) Can you tell me if this sentence is correct ? . “Considering your company is looking for a student who is interested in …”
Thank you

Andreja

i like that lesson.and i learned how to ues which. thank you rebeca.

chaminda

Hi rebcee i,m not understand lesson thanks

ashia

thank you for the lesson. It is very interesting and clearly explained.

ethiopia

Thanks for this video

The shops that/which??
Can use that/which for plural also?

agadir

I almost forgot this lesson..

pao28

thanks Rebecca for this lesson. Can you tell me what is the different between who and whom.

thinhinane

was wonderful

karpoforo

10O good job

manhuni

Oh! I got 100! It’s very helpful, tnx ma’am Rebecca.

sensitive

THANK YOU REBECA I ALWAYS BE CONFUSED WITH THIS WORDS, THE LESSON IS VERY HELPFUL

sendyq

Rebecca Mam. I have got 100/100.In previous comment, I had written that I will get 100/100 and I get also.So,I am happy.Thank you Mam.
With regards
Abhinav

abhinav2000

Hi Mrs. Rebecca,
I am one of your new studen on this website and love it. Just want to say thanks and hope you are well.

happiness49

Call the fire department i’ve got in test 100 percent. Great job thank you teacher i’m very pleasant for that. Cheers from Greece.

pafsilipoclub

hi, i am a new student that i want to learning english languge

mohamad mohsen

yeahhhh…I got 100%. Thanks for teaching.

alpido24

Hi Rebecca,
about the sentence
“The house that she lives in is huge.”,
what’s the difference if I say
“The house where she lives is huge.”?
Is it incorrect or has different meaning?
Thanks for your work! Ciao!

Andres Guarahino

i got 8 out of 8~~thank you Rebecca~

Jinhun

thank you very much

emapak

Thank you for teaching, Rebecca :)

Emilia

You have an easy way to learn in English. Thanks a lot.

Nabeel75

It was really amazing lesson and I got 100 :D thanks a lot Ms. Rebecca

Serwan

Thanks for your good lessons for us,Rebecca.
I’d like to know the difference of use between “large” and “big”. I’ll appreciate if you teach me.

kosobe113

Thanks a lot Rebecca i got 100%

C.fouad

Thank you for your amazing lesson, But I still think there’s more to say about these three relative pronouns. I would like you gave a second part of these explanation please.

Miler

useful, thank you so much ^_^

rooz133

Rebecca,
Your lessons are informative. I like the way you teach keep it up! :)

ddane

100%.

Abdul Qayum

Thank you so much!

basiliovillanueva

thank you

kawele

is very good..
thanks teacher:)

Pranvera Abdullahi

Hi , and if the subject isn’t a person or thing ,if it’s an animal? we put wich or who? thank you.

Linda19000

Thanks a lot, Rebecca!

Edinho

may u give a lesson on diff. in usage of ‘WHO’ and ‘WHOOM’ ,thanks!!

maneeeeesh

thanks rebca

sicel

Hi Rebecca,
Thank you very much! I have a question regarding relative pronoun ‘who’ and antecedent ‘you’. Which sentence below is the correct writing?
1) It is you who has the authority.
2) It is you who have the authority.
Does the relative pronound ‘who’ inherit both number and person? Some people suggest that if you refers to one person, then first sentence is correct. If ‘you’ refers to a group of people, then second sentence is correct. However, some argue that relative pronouns accord with antecedents in both number and person. Hence, second sentence is correct as ‘you’ is second person.

JJane

good lesson, thank you

Sasha J.

choice, it’s help a lot

Pilimai

Dear Rebecca,
A reminder of the basic rules is always helpful. Thank you.
Best regards.

Peter

thanks

ugur352

Thanks mam! its very helpful to improve englsih.

mackpatel

Thank you so much, teacher! I learned the difference between that/which and who. See you next time.

lorenzoyoques

thanks Rebecca as always your lessons are great

mohibms

thanks Rebecca I really enjoy your lessons

sayula

Thank you Rebecca!!!!!

Symonas

amaazing!

Dewi Mahzya Fortuna

Hi Ms. Rebecca,

Thank you for the explanation.Could you explain what is different between “In Which”, “On Which” and “Of Which.”

again, Thanks a lot.

Linawinny

linawinny

thanx

prakash9616

thanks for this video, it was very helpful, as an example, the teacher who was in this video is awesome. i hope my sentence is correct, please let me know if i have any mistakes. thanks for the video one more time

Altynbek-Ati

Very clear lesson.Thank you

Vivimi

it is very useful for me. i like your lesson. Thank a lot.

Tariqsatti

I kiilled the quiz ghanés so much Rebecca youbare My favorita Teacher.

Elsabrosojr

8/8

ann ann

Thank you Rebecca !

beernaard

I anderstend this lesson thanks

Qetiqeti

To be honest… it’s a clear and great lesson..

AlexisSegovia

Why the 2 question the correct answer was WHICH and not THAT?

Vivian B

Thank you

okan1903

i got 100%

k.abed

8/8……. yes.. :)

kumarp25

Cool lesson

Abdoudiop

Thank you

I.violin

Hi Rebecca, I was studying who/that/which when I found this:

“In conversational English relative pronouns can be omitted when they are the object of a relative clause. In a formal context it is usually wiser to leave the relative pronoun.”

Is this rule correct?

giura

Thanks, Rebecca. Good lesson. I got 100

nickandr

So am I. They are such a great teacher. I love the way they teach. Through these videos I learnt a lot of things which I didn’t learn in school. Especially when I was in my elementary and high school years. Maybe because I was a hard headed or stubborn one, or maybe an ignorant too. Because of this I would like to say thank you for being such a good person.

Freeman1968

Thanks! I got 10/10 in this lesson.

Md.Hammaad

Thank you mam finally i understand the differences between who, that and which…please create many more lessons.

Priyanka bisht

Thank you for this explanation

aneesdr

that lesson was wonderful it is very useful big thanks

akrep01

I have No Words to appreciate you for your kindness.
Thanku Rebecca Maam

Awais011

always you take the things easy!
I like THIS METHOD, KEEP GOING WITH IT
THANK YOU.

hassane@

You got 8 correct out of 8.

thanks a lot…

M kartal

It was a good class. Thank you for teaching !!!

Luiz Willian

Thanks！

shihai182

thank you Rebecca

anhvnsg

Hi Rebeca, thank you for your lesson was very clear and nice. Have a great day. Regards from Bogotá, Colombia.

Deyca

Hello, the lesson was great, but I have a question…
Which is the best form to use That/which?
I mean, sure there are some sentences that is better use some of them. Thanks

lucreciagb

thank yo very much

Chou12

Thank you very much teacher.

abayaful

Thank you Ms. Rebecca!

Alex-1956

Thank you for the lesson. I understand very well and yes i had a 8/8.

Amandanarcisse

Thank you Rebecca

San Niang

Thank you Rebecca
I get 7 out of 8

Kunjan Diyora

Thank you Rebecca!
I have a question: In the second question in the quiz:
“Do you know ____________bus goes north?”
I thought that the answer can be “that” or “which” as in this lesson, so I chose “that” but the result was that the answer was incorrect and must be “which”, I don’t know why!