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The rules for understanding the different uses of “that” and “which” are relatively straightforward, in that any defining clause requires “that,” while any non-defining clause requires “which.”
To put it simply, conjunctions are small words used between other words, clauses, or sentences to connect them.
Whoever and whomever are often used interchangeably. People mistakenly believe that whomever is more formal, when in fact, they have completely different meanings.
The word lier is so uncommon that 9 times out of 10, the word you’re looking for will in fact be liar.