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Discover LudwigThe phrase "which was goods" is not correct in written English.
It is likely intended to refer to items or products, but the correct form should be "which were goods." Example: "The inventory included several items, which were goods that had been donated to the charity."
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The NATO bombing destruction of the Novi Sad bridge disrupted traffic on the Danube, most of which was goods transported upstream to Hungary.
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She [Sarah] blasted that, which was good.
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And it wasn't the money, which was good.
I putted well the last two days, which was good".
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"I hit some nice shots for them, which was good".
He got through a full game which was good.
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We restricted them to very few chances, which was good.
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