🇬🇧 Which meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

“Which” is a word we use when we are talking about one or more things and we want to know exactly what thing we mean, or we want to give more information about that thing. We usually use “which” for objects, animals, or choices, not for people. For example, you can ask, “Which cookie do you want?” to find out the exact cookie someone chooses. You can also say, “I chose the book which has the dragon on the cover,” to add extra information about the book.

I had to choose which superpower to pretend today: invisibility, flying, or doing math without complaining.

The teacher asked which homework we liked best, and the class went completely silent like it was a trick question.

The sandwich fell jelly-side down, which proved gravity has a dark sense of humor.

My socks had ducks, pizza, and dinosaurs on them, and I couldn’t decide which pair looked the most serious for school.

Scientists still argue about which came first, the chicken or the egg, while the rooster yells that nobody ever asks him anything.

At the shop a girl sees six cakes. She asks, "Which cake is red?" Her dad says, "Which one do you want?" She asks, "Which has jam?" Then she asks, "Which two are for me and my friend?" The man asks, "Which is small?" She points to one cake. Dad buys it. The girl laughs.

This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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