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b) Complete sentence of each definition using the pronoums « who » or « which » :
A clue is a fact or an object ................ helps to solve mysteries.
An evidence is someting such as a witness statement or an objet....... is used as a proof in a crime.
A witness is a person ....... can give an account of something that happened.
A weapon is an instrument ..... is used to kill.
A detective is a person....... investigates crimes. Sleuth is another word....... means the same as detective.
An alibi is an excuse ....... is used by a person to show that he was not on the crime scene.
A murderer is a man or woman......... kills someone.​

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POPULIE

On utilise which pour les objets ou les choses non vivante et who pour désigner une personne

Par exemple :

"A detective is a person who investigates crimes" un détective étant une personne on utilise who.

"An alibi is an excuse which is used by a person to show that he was not on the crime scene"

Un alibi n'est pas une chose vivante donc on va utiliser which.

Les 2 signifient "qui" mais l'un désigne une personne et l'autre un objet, une idée ou juste quelque chose non vivante.

J'espère que ça t'aura aidé à comprendre les utilisation de who et which ;v;
A clue is a fact or an object WHICH helps to solve mysteries.
An evidence is something such as a witness statement or an object WHICH is used as a proof in a crime.
A witness is a person WHO can give an account of something that happened.
A weapon is an instrument WHICH is used to kill. A detective is à person WHO investigate crimes.
Sleuth is another word WHO means the same as detective.
An alibi is an excuse WHICH is used by a person to show that he was not on the crime scene.
A murderer is a man or woman WHO kills someone.