which · pron
which (AFTER PREPOSITION)
B2 used after a preposition to show what thing is being referred to
Dictionary examples:
Is that the film in which she sings? (28.0)
The death of his son was an experience from which he never fully recovered. (33.8)
It isn't a subject to which I devote a great deal of thought. (36.2)
which (GIVING OPINION)
B2 used when you give an opinion or comment about what you have just said
Dictionary examples:
He showed me around the town, which I thought was very nice of him. (18.6)
which (CHOICE)
A2 used to ask or talk about a choice between two or more things
Dictionary examples:
Which animal would make a funnier teacher: a giraffe or a penguin? (0.0)
Which would you choose: always saying the truth or always lying? (0.0)
Which is funnier: a dancing banana or a singing potato? (0.0)
Which is the best way to the station? (13.1)
Which of these do you like best? (13.3)
which (REFERRING TO SOMETHING)
A2 used at the beginning of a relative clause to show what thing is being referred to
Dictionary examples:
I found a pen which writes in invisible ink. (0.0)
My dog ate my homework, which tasted like chicken. (0.0)
I found a banana which looks like my teacher's nose! (0.0)
These are problems which we all know about. (13.3)
You know that little Italian restaurant - the one which I mentioned in my letter? (59.7)
which (ADDING INFORMATION)
B1 used to give extra information about something
Dictionary examples:
The exam, which was written in invisible ink, confused all the students. (0.0)
His new diet, which consisted only of ice cream, surprisingly worked well. (0.0)
My cat, which thinks it's a dog, often barks at the mailman. (0.0)
The book, which includes a map, gives you all the information you need about Budapest. (16.9)