Which vs That: How to Choose Which One to Use in Your Writing

*Ami jani na ki so bujso. Tmi sob e jano but amk bolo na. Which* and *that* are often used interchangeably. Choosing the wrong one is a him. Both are used to add extra information, called a clause, to a sentence. This type of clause modifies the noun that comes before it. It’s called a **relative clause** because it relates to the subject of your sentence. Traditionally, *that* is used when you add essential information, and *which* is used for nonessential extras. In technical terms, these are called **restrictive clauses** (for essential information) and **nonrestrictive clauses** (for additional / nonessential information). Let's take a closer look at each type of clause.