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CORRECTIONOFSENTENCESINENGLISHLANGUAGEFORALLEXAMS

A.SUBJECTVERBAGREEMENT

1.TwoormoreSingularSubjectsconnectedbyandusuallytakeaVerbinthePlural.

Forexample,

IncorrectHariandRamishere.

CorrectHariandRamarehere.

2.IftwoSingularNounsrefertothesamepersonorthing,theVerbmustbeSingular.

IncorrectTheSecretaryandPrincipalarecoming.

CorrectTheSecretaryandPrincipaliscoming.

(Herethesamepersonis.SecretaryaswellasPrincipal)

3.IftheSingularSubjectsareprecededbyeachorevery,theVerbisusuallySingular.

Forexample,

IncorrectEveryboyandgirlwereready.

CorrectEveryboyandgirlwasready.

4.TwoormoreSingularSubjectsconnectedbyor,nor,either.....or,neither....nortake

aVerbintheSingular.

Forexample,

IncorrectNeitherhenorIwerethere.

CorrectNeitherhenorIwasthere.

5.WhentheSubjectsjoinedby'or/norareofdifferentnumbers,theVerbmustbePlural,

andthePluralSubjectmustbeplacednexttotheVerb.

Forexample,

lncorrectNeithertheAssistantMastersnortheHeadmasterwaspresent.

CorrectNeithertheHeadmasternortheAssistantMasterswere

present.'

6.WhentheSubjectsjoinedbyor,norareofdifferentpersons,theVerbagreesin

personwiththeonenearesttoit.

Forexample,

IncorrectEitherheorIismistaken.

CorrectEitherheorI,ammistaken.

7.ACollectiveNountakesaSingularVerbwhenthecollectionisthoughtofasawhole,

aPluralVerbwhentheindividualsofwhichitiscomposedarethoughtof.

Forexample,

CorrectTheCouncilhaschosenthePresident.

CorrectThemilitarywerecalledout.

8.SomeNounswhicharesingularinformbutpluralinmeaning,takeaPluralVerb.

Forexample,

IncorrectMathematicsareabranchofstudyineveryschool.

CorrectMathematicsisabranchofstudyineveryschool.

9.WordsjoinedtoaSingularSubjectbywith,togetherwith,inadditionto,or,aswellas,

etc.areparenthetical,andthereforedonotaffectthenumberoftheVerb.

Forexample,

IncorrectTheChief,withallhismen,weremassacred.CorrectThechief,withallhis

men,wasmassacred.

10.WhentheSubjectoftheVerbisaRelativePronouncareshouldbetakentoseethat

theVerbagreesinNumberandPersonwiththeAntecedentoftherelative.

Forexample,

IncorrectI,whoisyourfriend,.willguardyou,rinterests.

CorrectI,whoamyourfriendwillguardyourinterests.

B.USESOFPARTICIPLESANDINFINITIVES

11.Ask,advise,allow,command,force,forbid,invite,encourage,compel,beg,order,

imagine,instruct,permit,persuade,tell,require,remind,teach,etc.arefollowedby

Object+To+V2

Forexample,

IncorrectHeadvisedtodoitbyme.

CorrectHeadvisedmetodoit.ButiftheseareusedinPassiveVoice,thentheyare

followedbyTo+V,.

Forexample,

CorrectShewaspermittedtogowithhim.

12.Knowisfollowedbyhow/where/when/whyandInfinitive.

Forexample,

IncorrectIknowtowritealetter.

CorrectIknowhowtowritealetter.

13.Afterlet,bid,behold,watch,see,feel,makeetc.weuseBareInfinitiveandnot

Toinfinitive.

Forexample,

IncorrectIheardhimtospeakonseveralsubjects.

CorrectIheardhimspeakonseveralsubjects.

14.BareInfinitiveisusedafterModalAuxiliaries(can,could,may,might,shall,should,

will,would,must,darenot,neednot).

Forexample,

IncorrectYouneednottoworkhard.

CorrectYouneednotworkhard.

15.Hadbetter,hadrather,hadassoon...as...,hadsooneretc.arefollowedbyBare

Infinitive.

Forexample,

IncorrectHehadbettertogonow.

CorrectHehadbettergonow.16.ConjunctionthanisalsofollowedbyBareInfinitive.

Forexample,

IncorrectHehadbetterreadthantowrite.

CorrectHehadbetterreadthanwrite.

17.WhenbutisusedasaPrepositionandprecededbyanyformoftheVerbdo,thenbut

isfollowedwithBareInfinitive.

IncorrectHedidnothingbuttowander.

CorrectHedidnothingbutwander.

18.EveryParticipilemusthaveaSubjectofReference.

Forexample,

IncorrectBeingarainydayVijaydecidedtostayathome.

CorrectItbeingarainydayVijaydecidedtostayathome.

19.ForcompletedactionHaving+VaisusedinActiveVoice,whereasHaving+been+

VaorBeing+VaisusedinPassiveVoice.Aftershouldnotbeusedinsuchasentence.

Forexample,

IncorrectAftertheleaderhavingbeenkilled,thefollowersranaway.

CorrectTheleaderhavingbeenkilled,thefollowersranaway.

20.Participleslikeconsidering,judging,referring,concerning,regarding,viewing,

broadlyspeakingetc.donottakeanySubjectofReference.

Forexample,

CorrectConsideringthecase,Itookthedecision.

HereIisnotaSubjectofReferenceofconsidering.So,thereisnoSubjectof

Referencefor'considering,stillthesentenceiscorrect.

C.USESOFVERBS

21.WhentherearetwoSubjectsinasentenceandtheyarenotinthesameNumber,

thenwemusthavetouseseparateAuxiliaries(is,are,am,was,were,have,has)forboth

ofthem.

Forexample,

IncorrectThreekilledandonewereinjured.

CorrectThreewerekilledandonewasinjured.

22.AsingleVerbshouldbemadetoservetwoSubjects,onlywhentheformofVerbis

sameforboththesubjects.

IncorrectIamseventeenyearsoldandmysisterfourteen.

CorrectIamseventeenyearsoldandmysisterisfourteen.

23.TwoauxiliariescanbeusedwithoneprincipalVerb,onlywhentheformofthe

principalVerbisappropriatetoboththeauxiliaries.'

IncorrectHeneverhas,andneverwilltakesuchstrongmeasures.

CorrectHeneverhastaken,andneverwilltakesuchstrongmeasures.

24.WhenthereisonlyoneauxiliarytotwoprincipalVerbsitshouldbecorrectly

associatedwiththeboth.

IncorrectTencandidateshavepassedonefailed.

CorrectTencandidateshavepassed,onehasfailed.

25.APastTenseinthemainclauseshouldbefollowedbyaPastTenseinthe

subordinateclause.

IncorrectHesucceededbecauseheworkshard.

CorrectHesucceededbecauseheworkedhard.26.APastTenseinmainclausemaybefollowedbyaPresentTense

inthesubordinateclausewhenthesubordinateclauseexpressesauniversaltruth.

IncorrectOurteachersaidthattheearthmovedroundthesun.

CorrectOurteachersaidthattheearthmovesroundthesun.

27. When the subordinate clause comes after 'lest', the auxiliary Verb 'should' must be

used,whateverbetheTenseoftheVerbinthemainclause.

IncorrectWestartearlylestweshallmissthetrain.

CorrectWestartearlylestweshouldmissthetrain.

28. An Adverb or Adverbial phrase should not be placed between 'to' and verbal part

of,theinfinitive.(Thisiscalledthesplitinfinitive).

IncorrectIhopedtoimmediatelyreplytoyourletter:

CorrectIhopedtoreplyimmediatelytoyourletter.

29. An infinitive should be in the present tense unless it represents' an action prior to

thatofthegoverningVerb.

IncorrectIshouldhavelikedtohavegonethere.

CorrectIshouldhavelikedtogothere.

30.GerundifprecededbyaPronoun,thatPronounmustbeinPossessivecase.

IncorrectHeemphasisedmegoingthere.

CorrectHeemphasisedmygoingthere.

31. The Present Perfect Continuous Tense is used for an action that began in the past

time and still. going at the time of speaking~ It is used with, Adverbials of time

introducedby'since','for'and'howlong~.

IncorrectHowlongareyouworkingi~thisoffice?

.CorrectHowlonghaveyoubeenworkinginthisoffice?

32.AVerbwhenprecededbyaPrepositionmustbetheGerund.

IncorrectTheywerepunishedforcomelate.

CorrectTheywerepunishedfor,cominglate.

33. The Future Indefinite Tense is not used in the clauses of time, place and condition.

HerethePresentIndefiniteTenseisused.

IncorrectIshallwaitforyoutillyouwillfinishyourwork.

CorrectIshallwaitforyou,tillyoufinishyourwork.

34. The Present Perfect Tense is not used with the Adverbs of past time like yesterday,

in1990etc.HerePastIndefiniteTenseisused.

Incorrect~Ihaveboughtacycleyesterday.

CorrectIboughtacycleyesterday.

ThePastPerfectTenseisusedtorepresenttheearlierofthetwopastactions.

IncorrectWhenIreachedthestation,thetrainalreadyleft.

CorrectWhenIreachedthestation,thetrainhadalreadyleft.

35. Modal Auxiliaries are not used together. But two Auxiliaries can be connected by a

Conjunction.

Forexample,

IncorrectHeshouldmustdoit.CorrectHeshouldandmustdo

it.

36. When need or dare is followed by not, it turns into modal auxiliary. In that situation it

takesBareInfinitive'andwecannotuseneedsnotordaresnot.

Forexample,

IncorrectHeneedsnotdoit.CorrectHeneednotdoit.

D.USESOFADJECTIVES

37. Adjectives of quantity show how much of a thing is meant. Adjectives of quantity

(some much, little, enough, all, no, any, great, half, sufficient, whole) are used for

UncountableNunsonly.

Forexample,

IncorrectIateafewrice.CorrectIatesomerice.

38. Numeral Adjectives are used for Countable Noun only and they show how many

personsorthingsaremeantorinwhatorderapersonorthingstands,

Forexample,

IncorrectIhavetaughtyoulittlethings.

CorrectIhavetaughtyouafewthings.

39.Whencardinalandordinalareusedtogetherordinalprecedsthecardinal.

Forexample,

IncorrectThefourfirstboyswillbegiventhechance.

CorrectThefirstfourboyswillbegiventhechance.

40.Later,latestrefertotime,latterandlastrefertoposition.

Forexample,

IncorrectIreachedat10am.

ButhewaslatterthanIexpected.

CorrectIreachedat10am.ButhewaslaterthanIexpected,

41.Farthermeansmoredistantoradvancedfurthermeansadditional.

Forexample,

IncorrectHeinsistedonfartherimprovement.

CorrectHeinsistedonfurtherimprovement.

42. Each is used in speaking of two or more things, every is used only in speaking of

morethantwo.

Forexample,

IncorrectEveryofthetwoboyswillgetaprize.

CorrectEachofthetwoboyswillgetaprize.

43. To express quantity or degree some is used in affirmative sentences, any in negative

orinterrogativesentences.

Forexample,.

IncorrectHaveyouboughtsomemangoes?

CorrectHaveyouboughtanymangoes?

44. In comparing two things, the Comparative should be used, The Superlativ should not

beused.

IncorrectWhichisthebestofthetwo?

CorrectWhichisthebetterofthetwo?

45. When two qualities of the same person or thing are compared,the Comparative iner

isnotused.'More'isusedforthispurpose.

IncorrectHeiswiserthanbrave.

CorrectHeismorewisethanbrave.

46. When comparison is made by means of a comparative, the thing compared should be

excluded from the class of things with which it is compared by using 'other' or some

suchword.

IncorrectHeisclevererthananyboyintheclass.

CorrectHeisclevererthananyotherboyintheclass.

47. When comparison is made by means of a superlative, the thing compared should

includetheclassofthingswithwhichitiscompared.

IncorrectHeisthestrongestofallothermen.

CorrectHeisthestrongestofallmen..

48. When two persons or things are compared, it is important that the same parts of

thingsshouldbecompared.

IncorrectThepopulationofBombayisgreaterthanDelhi.

CorrectThepopulationofBombayisgreaterthanthatofDelhi.

49.Doublecomparativesandsuperlativesshouldnotbeused.

1.IncorrectHeisthemostcleverestboyintheclass.

CorrectHeisthecleverestboyintheclass.

2.IncorrectHeismorewiserthanhisbrother.

CorrectHe'iswiserthanhisbrother.

50. The comparative Adjectives superior inferior, senior, junior, prior, anterior, posterior

prefer,etc.,shouldbefollowedby'to'insteadof'than'.

IncorrectHeisseniorthanme.

CorrectHeisseniortome.

51.Adjectiveslike'unique',ideal,

perfect, complete, universal, entire, extreme, chief, full square and round, which do not admit

differentdegreesofcomparisonshouldnotbecompared.

IncorrectItisthemostuniquething.

CorrectItisauniquething.

52. All the Adjectives which refer to the same Noun should be in the same degree of

comparison.

IncorrectHeisthewisestandhonestworkerintheoffice.

CorrectHeisthewisestandmosthonestworkerintheoffice.

53. 'Elder' and 'eldest' should be used for persons only, strictly speaking, they are used for the

membersofthesamefamilyonly.'Older'and'oldest'areusedforbothpersonsandthings.

IncorrectHeismyolderbrother.

CorrectHeismyelderbrother.

E.USESOFADVERBS

54.TomodifyaVerb,anAdjectiveoranotherAdverb,weuseanAdverb.

IncorrectShewritesverycareful.

CorrectShewritesverycarefully.

Carefully is an Adjective which cannot modify the Adverb very, therefore carefully (Adverb) must

beusedinplaceofAdjectivecareful.

55. Too means more than required and it is used with Unpleasant Adjective. So, we cannot use

tooglad,toohappy,toopleasant,toohealthy.

Forexample,

IncorrectIamtoogladtomeetyou.

CorrectIamverygladtomeetyou.

56. A sentence which is based on ''Too .... To" format, we cannot replace to with so that. If we

replacetowithsothat,tooalsomustbereplacedwithcannot.

Forexample,

IncorrectHeistooweaksothathecannotwalk.

CorrectHeistooweaktowalk.CorrectHeissoweakthathecannotwalk.

57.MuchtooisfollowedbyUnpleasantAdjective,whereastoomuchisfollowedbyNoun.

Muchtoo+UnpleasantAdjective.

Toomuch+Noun.

Forexample,

IncorrectHisfailureistoomuchpainfulforme.

CorrectHisfailureismuchtoopainfulforme.

IncorrectHiswife'srudebehaviorgiveshimmuchtoopain.

CorrectHiswife'srudebehaviorgiveshimtoomuchpain.

58.Quiteandallarenotusedtogether.

Forexample,

IncorrectHeisquiteallright.CorrectHeisquiteright.orHe

isallright

59.A/An+Fairly+Adjective+

NounorRather+A+AdjectiveForexample,

(i)afairlygoodbook

(ii)ratheradifficultproblem.

ButwecannotusePleasantAdjectivewithratherandUnpleasantAdjectivewithfairly.

Forexample,

IncorrectItwasarathergoodbook.

CorrectItwasafairlygoodbook.

60.Enough,whenusedasanAdverb,isprecededbyapositivedegreeAdjectiveorAdverb.

Forexample,

IncorrectHeisgreaterenoughtopardonyou.

CorrectHeisgreatenoughto

pardonyou.'

61. Two negatives cancel each other. Hence two negatives should not be used in the same

sentenceunlesswemakeanaffirmation.

IncorrectIhavenotgotnone.

CorrectI.havenotgotany.

62. 'At present' means 'at the present time', 'presently' means 'shortly'. These should not be

confused.

1.IncorrectNothingmorecanbedonepresently.

CorrectNothingmorecanbedoneatpresent.

2.IncorrectHewillcomebackatpresent.

CorrectHewillcomebackpresently.

63. 'Hard' means 'diligently', strenuously', 'Hardly' means 'scarcely at all'. These two Adverbial

formsof'hard'mustnotbeconfused.

1.IncorrectHetriedhardlytowintherace.

CorrectHetriedhardtowintherace.

2.IncorrectShehaseatenhardanythingtoday.

CorrectShehaseatenhardlyanythingtoday.

64. 'Much' is used before past participles and Adjectives or Adverbs of comparative degree.

'Very'isusedbeforethepresentparticiplesandAdjectivesandAdverbsofpositivedegree.

1.IncorrectThenewsismuchsurprising.

CorrectThenewsisverysurprising.

2.IncorrectIwasverysurprisedathearingthenews.

CorrectIwasmuchsurprisedathearingthenews.

65. Hardly is an Adverb which means rarely. Whereas hard is an Adjective which means tough,

rigid.

Forexample,

IncorrectItisahardlyjob.

CorrectItisahardjob.

66. Ago is always used with Past Indefinite Tense. So, if ago is used in a sentence, that

sentencemustbeinthePastIndefiniteTense.

Forexample,

IncorrectHehascomeamonthago.

Correct He came a month ago. 67. At present means at this moment and it is used with

Present Tense, whereas presently and shortly are used for future' action and generally' used

withFutureIndefiniteTense.

Forexample,

IncorrectPresentlyheisintheroom.

CorrectAtpresentheisintheroom.

68.Earlymeans"justafterthebeginningofanything"andsoonmeansjustafterapointoftime.

Forexample,

Rosesblossomedearlythisspring.

69. The sentence which starts with seldom, never. hardly. rarely or scarcely takes an inverse

structure,Le.,Verb+SubjectStructure.Forexample,

IncorrectSeldomIhadseensuchabeautifulsight.

CorrectSeldomhadIseensuchabeautifulsight.

70. Inversion is also used in a sentence which starts with here/there/ away/out/up/indoor or

outdoorandMainVerb,orAux+MainVerbisusedbeforetheSubject.

Forexample,

IncorrectAwaySitawentCorrectAwaywentSita.

F.USESOFCONJUNCTIONS71.TwoConjunctionsshouldnotbeusedinthesamesentence.

IncorrectAlthoughshewastired,butshestillwentonworking.

CorrectAlthoughshewastired,shestillwentonworking.

72. 'Both' should be followed by 'and'. It should be used in the positive sense. In the negative

sense,'neither'......'norshouldbeusedinplaceof'both'.

incorrectBothRaviaswellasRajawerepresentthere.

CorrectBothRaviandRajawerepresentthere.

73.'Either...or','neither....nor:

'bothand','notonlybutalso'

shouldbefollowedbythesamepartsofspeech.

IncorrectHenotonlylosthisticket,butalsohisluggage.

CorrectHelostnotonlyhisticketbutalsohisluggage.

74. 'Neither' should be followed , by 'nor', 'either' should be followed by 'or'. Both these should not

beconfused.

IncorrectHewashedneitherhishandsorhisface.

CorrectHewashedneitherhishandsnorhisface.

75.'Nosooner'shouldbefollowedby'than',notby'but'or'then'.

IncorrectNosoonerdoIfinishthisbookthenIshallbeginanother.

CorrectNosoonerdoIfinishthebook,thanIshallbeginanother.

76.'Hardly'and'scarcely'shouldbefollowedby'when'or'before',butnotby'than'or'that'.

IncorrectHardlydidIreachthestation,thanthetrainleftit.

CorrectHardlydidIreachthestationwhenthetrainleftit.

77. 'That' should not be used before a sentence in Direct Speech and before Interrogative

AdverbsandPronounsintheIndirectSpeech.

1.IncorrectHesaidthat,"Ishallgothere."

CorrectHesaid,"Ishallgothere".

2.IncorrectHeaskedmethatwhoIwas.

CorrectHeaskedmewhowas.

G.USESOFPREPOSITION

78.Objectivecase(ofNounorPronoun)isusedafterPreposition.

Forexample,

IncorrectIdonotdependonhe.

CorrectIdonotdependonhim.

79. The Prepositions used after two words must be made clear if these two words are

connectedbyandoror.

Forexample,

IncorrectSheisconsciousandengagedinherwork.

CorrectSheisconsciousofandengagedinherwork.

80. If a Principal Verb is used after about, after, at, before. for, from, in, on. to, that Verb must be

ining(V4)form.

Forexample,

IncorrectYoupreventedmefromdoit.

CorrectYoupreventedmefromdoingit..

81. On, in, at, are not used before today, tomorrow, yesterday, the following day, the next day

etc.

Forexample,

IncorrectHewillgothereontomorrow.

CorrectHewillgotheretomorrow.

82. No Preposition is used before the word home. At home is a phrase which bears a different

meaning.

Forexample,

IncorrectBringaT.V.setathome.

Correct Bring a T.V. se$ home. 83. After Transitive Verbs, like discuss, describe, reach, order,

tell, demand, attack, resemble, ridicule, etc. we directly use the object and no Preposition is

usedaftertheVerb.

Forexample:

IncorrectThepoetdescribesaboutthebeautyofnaturelinthispoem.

CorrectThepoetdescribesthebeautyofnatureinthispoem.

84. Say/suggest/propose/speak/reply/explain/talk/listen/write is followed by toPreposition if there

isapersonintheformofobject.

Forexample,

1.IncorrectHedidnotreplyme.

CorrectHedidnotreplytome.2.IncorrectHedidnotwritetoaletter.

CorrectHedidnotwritealetter.

H.USESOFPRONOUNS

85. When a Pronoun is used as the complement of the Verb 'to be', it should be in the

nominativecase.

IncorrectIfIwerehim,Iwouldnotdoit.

CorrectIfIwerehe,Iwouldnotdoit.

86. When the Pronoun is used as the object of a Verb or of a Preposition, it should be in the

objectivecase.

1.IncorrectLetyouandIdoit.

CorrectLetyouandmedoit.

2.IncorrectThesepresentsareforyouandI.

CorrectThesepresentsareforyouandme.

87.EmphaticPronounscannot

standaloneasSubjects~IncorrectHimselfdidit.CorrectHehimselfdidit.

88.TheIndefinitePronoun'one'shouldbeusedthroughoutifusedatall.

IncorrectOnemustnotboastofhisownsuccess.

CorrectOnemustnotboastofone'sownsuccess.

89. 'Either' or 'neither' is used only in speaking of two persons or things 'any', 'no one' and 'none'

isusedinspeakingofmorethantwo.

1.IncorrectAnyoneofthesetworoadsleadstotherailwaystation.

CorrectEitherofthesetworoadsleadstotherailwaystation.

2.IncorrectNeitherofthesethreeboysdidhishomework.

CorrectNooneofthesethreeboysdidhishomework.

90. 'Each other' is used in speaking of two persons or things 'one another' is used in speaking

ofmorethantwo.

IncorrectThetwobrotherslovedoneanother.

CorrectThetwobrotherslovedeachother.

91.ANounorPronoungoverningaGerundshouldbeputinthepossessivecase.

IncorrectPleaseexcusemebeinglate.

CorrectPleaseexcusemybeinglate.

92.APronounmustagreewithitsantecedentinperson,numberandgender.

IncorrectEachoftheseboyshasdonetheirhomework.

CorrectEachoftheseboyshasdonehishomework.

93. When two or more Singular Nouns are joined by 'and', the Pronoun used for them must be in

Plural.

IncorrectBothRajuandRavihavedonehishomework.

CorrectBothRajuandRavihavedonetheirhomework.

94. When two or more Singular Nouns joined by 'and' refer to the same person or thing, a

Pronounusedforthemmustbeinthesingular.

IncorrectThecollectorandDistrictMagistrateisnotnegligentintheirduty.

CorrectThecollectorandDistrictMagistrateisnotnegligentinhisduty.

95. When two or more singular nouns joined by 'or' or 'nor', 'either ... or', 'neither .. nor', the

Pronounusedforthemshouldbeinthesingular.

IncorrectNeitherRavinorRajuhasdonetheirhomework.

CorrectNeitherRavinorRajuhasdonehishomework.

96. When two or more singular Pronouns of different persons come together, the Pronoun of

second person singular (you) comes first, the pronoun of the first person singular (I) comes

lastandthepronounofthethirdpersonsingular(he)comesinbetween.

IncorrectI,Youandhemustworktogether..

CorrectYou,heandImustworktogether.

97. When two or more plural Pronouns of different persons come together first person plural

(we)comesfirst,thensecondpersonplural(you)andlastofallthirdpersonplural(they).

IncorrectYou,theyandwemustworktogether..

CorrectWe,youandtheymustworktogether.

98. The Relative Pronoun who is in subjective case, whereas whom is in objective case.

Therefore, for who there must be a Finite Verb in the sentence. Or otherwise, when whom

(Object) is used in the sentence and there is more Finite Verb's than the number of Subjects in

thesentence,thenwhomshouldbechangedintowho(Subject).

Forexample,

IncorrectThedoctorwhomcameherewasRam'sbrother.

CorrectThedoctorwhocameherewasRam'sbrother.

99. With Superlative Degree Adjective, only, none, all etc., as Relative Pronoun we use that and

notwhichorwho.

Forexample,

IncorrectAllwhichglittersisnotgold.

CorrectAllthatglittersisnotgold.

100.Afterlet,ifaPronounisused,thatPronounmustbeintheObjectiveCase.

Forexample,

IncorrectLethegothere.

CorrectLethimgothere.