Sentence examples for which are that from inspiring English sources
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The phrase "which are that" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a defining clause or phrase that further explains or identifies a noun that was mentioned earlier in the sentence. Example: "I have three dogs, all of which are that rare breed of poodle." This sentence introduces the noun "dogs" and then adds additional information about them, explaining that they are all a specific type of poodle. Another example: "The team had several players with exceptional skills, among which are that of scoring goals effortlessly." This sentence introduces the noun "players" and then adds further information about their skills, specifying that one of their skills is scoring goals effortlessly.
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