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Thu 25 Sep, 2014 04:17 am
To Gerald, standing on the small mound which the house had been, blah blah blah
so here's the question can i use where instead of which since mound can mean a thing not only a place?
@martin1793,
In fact you should use where, as which doesn't make any sense. The use of which implies that the house was formerly a mound, and i believe the intent is to say that there is a mound
where the house once had been.
@martin1793,
"Which" implies debris from a collapsed house forming the mound.
"Where" only implies location with no reference to debris.
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