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[mijas1]

“Fanny and Alexander” won four Oscars which proves its high-quality.
“Fanny and Alexander” won four Oscars what proves its high-quality.
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[aistionnelle]

Fanny and Alexander won four Oscars what proves its high quality.

both are o'k. (n/t)

[ontarian]

What??? how? when? why? n/t

[ms.jones]

[kylie1]

Only the first one is right. "Which" is a relative pronoun here that refers not
only to the noun but the entire previous clause.

:)

[ianek70]

kylie1 napisała:

> Only the first one is right. "Which" is a relative pronoun here that refers
not
>
> only to the noun but the entire previous clause.

Yeah!
But of course with a comma before "which" and no hyphen in "high quality".

[easystreet]

Yo, teechers:
won ...which proves its (the movie's) (high is redundant here) quality.
Quality implies a positive connotation. Nie pamietacie znaku Q? a nie High Q.