which

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    Old English

    # what, of those mentioned or adumbrated (used interrogatively).

    #: Which song create the charts?

    what, of those mentioned or implied

    which

    # What one or ones (of those mentioned or implied).

    #: Which is bigger?

    #: Which is which?

    what one or ones

    which

    # The one or ones that.

    #: Appearance me which is bigger.

    # Who; whom; what (of those mentioned or implied)

    #: Their first song, which create the archive 2004, is great.

    #: (US usage) Some authorities assert that, prescriptively, which should be acclimated alone in non-restrictive contexts. For akin contexts (e.g., The song that create the archive in 2004 is bigger than the after ones), they adopt . Absolute acceptance does not abutment this rule. Fowler, who proposed the rule, himself accustomed that it was not the convenance of alotof or of the best writers. Even E.B. White, a belled which-hunter, wrote this: the abortive cessation of a pig is, I anon discovered, a abandonment which the association marks actively on its calendar. In avant-garde UK usage, The song which create the archive in 2004 is bigger than the after ones is accustomed after question.

    the one(s) that

    who, whom, what