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friend who is woking vs friend which is woking

Both phrases are incorrect. In English, we use 'who' to refer to people and 'which' to refer to things. In this case, 'working' should be spelled correctly as 'working' instead of 'woking'. The correct phrase would be 'friend who is working'.

Last updated: March 24, 2024 • 369 views

friend who is woking

Incorrect. 'Woking' is not a correct spelling. 'Who' should be used to refer to people.

The correct phrase should be 'friend who is working'. Use 'who' to refer to people and 'working' instead of 'woking'.
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friend which is woking

Incorrect. 'Woking' is not a correct spelling. 'Which' should be used to refer to things, not people.

The correct phrase should be 'friend who is working'. Use 'who' to refer to people and 'working' instead of 'woking'.
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  • And since according to you we're not real friends - Which makes perfect sense As your only real friends are a bottle of discounting

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