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who | that

6/9/2020

 
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Who and that is frequently used interchangeably:

  • I have a friend who can help us.
  • I have a friend that can help us.

However, when we are referring to a person, we use who:

  • It’s John who’s coming to the meeting not Henry.

When we are referring to an object, we use that:

  • This is the report that I was talking about.

When people say I have a friend that can help us it is informal and should not be used when writing.
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