Mixing Up 'Who' and 'Which'
Mistake: The chart shows the number of students, which is from various countries studying in the UK.
The word "which" incorrectly refers to "students," making the sentence unclear.
Correct Version: The chart shows the number of students from various countries who are studying in the UK.
Why It's Correct: Here, "who" correctly refers to the students, making the relationship clear.
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Mistake: The chart shows the number of students, which is from various countries studying in the UK.
The word "which" incorrectly refers to "students," making the sentence unclear.
Correct Version: The chart shows the number of students from various countries who are studying in the UK.
Why It's Correct: Here, "who" correctly refers to the students, making the relationship clear.
@IELTSclubs