‘which’ ‘where’

• This is London.

• Anne lives there.

where
• This is London _______ Anne lives.
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• Where is the cheese?

• It was in the fridge.

• Where is the cheese _______

which was in
the fridge?
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• We use ‘which’ for things,

• and ‘where’ for places.

 ‘Which’ ‘where’

• He speaks Chinese. It’s a difficult

language to learn.
• He speaks Chinese which is a difficult
language to learn.
• We always use this classroom. It’s next
to the library
• We always use this classroom which is
next to the library.
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• Oxford is a city. It has very old

buildings.
• Oxford is a city which has very old
buildings.
• Iceland is a cold country. You can see
glaciers there.
• Iceland is a cold country where you can
see glaciers.
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• This is the pen. I always use it.

• This is the pen which I always use.

• He comes from Peru. The people speak

Spanish there.
• He comes from Peru where the people
speak Spanish.
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• This is the computer. He uses it for his

homework.
• This the computer which he uses for his
homework.

• There’s the school. I learned French

there.
• There’s the school where I learned
French.
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• There’s the shop. I bought my shoes

there.
• There’s the shop where I bought my
shoes.

• This is the video. I’d like to watch it.

• This is the video which I’d like to watch.