Homework

1. My sister's witch costume, (that) took my mom days to make, won first prize in the context. 2. The ham (that) we bought for Christmas isn't going to feed all those people. 3. The shelves (wicich) I put up myself aren't going to be as sturdy as the ones that came with the house. 4. The street light (which) was damaged in the accident doesn't turn yellow anymore. 5. I need a shower after that long, grueling tennis match, (which) I lost.

Howdy Alice? A cool and chilly Thursday my dear! I know that the current temperature in your country is already negative. I can imagine how cold the weather can be. Anyway, let me discuss a quick rule of thumb between \"that\" and \"which\". If the sentence doesn\'t need the clause it\'s connecting, use which. If it does, use \"that\". Also bear in mind that there\'s a comma separating the clause from the rest of the sentence if you\'ll use the word \"which\". For example: My sister\'s witch costume, WHICH took my mom days to make, won first prize in the context.~ The clause \"which took my mom days to make\" doesn\'t change the meaning of the sentence and there\'s a comma before the word \"which\". I know it\'s a bit confusing and sometimes hard to understand but at least you have an idea. I\'ll see you later! __Teacher Lexi 1. My sister\'s witch costume, (that) took my mom days to make, won first prize in the context.>> which2. The ham (that) we bought for Christmas isn\'t going to feed all those people.>> Correct3. The shelves (wicich) I put up myself aren\'t going to be as sturdy as the ones that came with the house.>>that4. The street light (which) was damaged in the accident doesn\'t turn yellow anymore.>> that5. I need a shower after that long, grueling tennis match, (which) I lost. >> which