Pronunciation

/ˈwɪtʃ/

Definitions

Noun

1. A determiner used to introduce a relative clause, specifying one of several people, things, or possibilities: “The book on the table which you lent me was very interesting.”
2. A word used to refer to a particular person or thing in a group: “Which team do you support? The Manchester United fans cheered loudly.”

Pronoun

1. Referring to a specific person or thing out of several alternatives: “Which one of these keys opens the door?”
2. Used as a question word to inquire about something specific: “Which color do you prefer?”

Adjective

1. Designating one of several alternatives: “There are three rooms available, which one would you like?”
2. Indicating a particular quality or feature: “This dress has a unique design, with which color does it come?”

Phrases

• “Which one is yours?” - asking for identification.
• “Which language do they speak?” - inquiring about a specific language.
• “Choose the one which suits you best.” - offering options.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “I need to find the book which was left on my desk.”
• Pronoun: “I’m not sure which decision to make between these two options.”
• Adjective: “She wore a dress with a pattern that was both elegant and unique.”

Synonyms

• That
• This (in certain contexts)
• One
• Certain
• Specified
• Identifying