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    This document provides guidance on selecting relative pronouns based on whether the noun is alive, human or human-like, or inanimate. If the noun is alive or human/human-like, use "who"; if it is inanimate, use "that"; if it is neither alive nor inanimate, use "which".

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    This document provides guidance on selecting relative pronouns based on whether the noun is alive, human or human-like, or inanimate. If the noun is alive or human/human-like, use "who"; if it is inanimate, use "that"; if it is neither alive nor inanimate, use "which".

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    Selecting

    Relative
    Pronouns
    Is the NOUN alive?

    Yes!

    Well...

    Is it human or
    human-like?
    Yes

    Use
    "who"

    No.

    Is it inanimate?

    Yes

    No

    Use
    "that"

    Use
    "which"

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