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When do we use which and what?
| Word | Explanation | Example |
|---|---|---|
| which | You have a limited choice of things. | Which lemonade do you like – green or pink? |
| what | ou have an unlimited choice of things. | What lemonade do you like? |
With nouns that refer to people, sometimes which is used – even if there is an unlimited choice.
It is often possible to use what or which, like in the following example.
- What is the largest country in the world?
- Which is the largest country in the world?
BUT – if you choose sth from a group of things, use which.
- Here are three apples. Which would you like?
Fill in “what” or “which”.
1. cars are better, German ones or Japanese ones?
2. There are two cars in the garage. car is Mr Miller´s?
3. hobbies have you got?
4. time is it when you leave school?
5. pop groups do you like best?
6. people live in this country?
7. house is it, No. 3 or No. 4?
8. river flows through London?
9. of you knows the answer?
10. of these pupils have won the race?
11. is your friend´s name?
12. of those books is yours?
Decide whether What or Which is correct?
