‘Which’ is a pronoun which is used to extract information for one or more persons or things. It is also used to add the previously mentioned information.
Sentences:
1. Which mango is the sweetest of them all?
2. Which holiday destination is your favourite?
3. This is the same car which won the race for him.
‘Who’ is a pronoun used to ask about the identity of a particular person. It is also used to give further information about a subject previously mentioned.
Sentences:
1. Who is that guy in a black shirt?
2. Who is this child’s father?
3. This is the same girl who passed out of school 20 years ago.
‘Which’ is a pronoun which is used to extract information for one or more persons or things. It is also used to add the previously mentioned information.
Sentences:
1. Which mango is the sweetest of them all?
2. Which holiday destination is your favourite?
3. This is the same car which won the race for him.
‘Who’ is a pronoun used to ask about the identity of a particular person. It is also used to give further information about a subject previously mentioned.
Sentences:
1. Who is that guy in a black shirt?
2. Who is this child’s father?
3. This is the same girl who passed out of school 20 years ago.