Callan New Edition Stage 9 Lesson 136 on pages 757-758

レッスンで出てきた文法・単語	VOCABULARY: deceive  complain  complaint either side faint  excitement  fear  GRAMMAR AND EXPLANATION: "What" and "which" We generally use "which" when we are considering a limited number of alternatives, whereas we use "what" in a more unlimited sense. For example, we say "What's your phone number?" because there is an almost unlimited number of possibilities. However, if we have a piece of paper with some phone numbers written on it, we say "Which of these is your phone number?' because there is a limited number of possibilities.  SENTENCE STRUCTURED: I will go to salon on Sunday to have my hair cut. I usually go to the same salon. I'm satisfied with their service there. Yes, if an art dealer sold you a painting and then I realized that I'd been deceived about the value of the painting, I'd go back to the dealer and complain. Yes, I'd get complaints from my neighbours if I turned up my TV very loud. No, I've never made an official complaint. The difference between the words "what" and "which" is that we generally use "which" when we are considering a limited number of alternatives, whereas we use "what" in a more unlimited sense. What food do you like? Which food do you like, Japanese or Chinese?
レッスンで利用した教材	Callan New Edition Stage 9
レッスンで利用した教材のページ数	757-758