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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a helicopter which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when providing additional information or describing a specific helicopter in a sentence.
Example: "I saw a helicopter which was flying low over the city during the emergency."
Alternatives: "a helicopter that" or "a helicopter which is".
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The Danish navy has launched a helicopter which arrived at the rig within the last few minutes.
The scene shows Kim Jong-un, played by Randall Park, being engulfed in flames in a helicopter which is hit by a rocket.
We almost feel ourselves to be in the equivalent of the cockpit of a helicopter which suddenly jerks its tail end, precipitating us forward.
Soon he helped load the wounded marine into a helicopter, which touched down beside the convoy within 12 minutes of the shot.
Rescuers managed to hoist her up the cliff where she was transferred to a helicopter which flew her to a nearby hospital.
The BBC filmed and broadcast the raid live from a helicopter which was flying above Richard's residence before the officers arrived.
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A man "stupidly" pointed a laser at a police helicopter which was being used to look for a missing person, a judge has said.
An opening scene has John fighting a Terminator on a crashed helicopter, which was storyboarded as a homage to the climax of the original film, where his mother Sarah, having broken her leg, is chased by a crippled Terminator.
He designed a parachute and a model helicopter, which may have actually flown.
A police helicopter which crashed into a busy Glasgow pub killing 10 people suffered a double engine failure, air accident investigators have found.
He was able to land a first helicopter, which flew through a blaze of Iraqi fire.
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