Still Googling “What vs Which”?

You don’t need another grammar explanation.
You need a quick decision rule — one that actually sticks.

Here it is:

Unlimited options? → Use what
What inspires you?

Limited choices? → Use which
Which project gets priority — A or B?

That’s it. That’s the shift.

Forget the long grammar tables.
Forget the second-guessing.
Forget trying to sound perfect.

You’re not writing a textbook. You’re trying to be clear.

Start trusting the rule.
Start writing with clarity.
Start leading the conversation.

💬 What’s the tiny grammar detail that still trips you up?

Date: 12. August 2025

2 Kommentare

  1. Great “Eselsbrücke”, dear Christine, thank you for that!
    Is there an English word for “Eselsbrücke”, by the way?

    Antworten
  2. Oh yes, Nicole. The closest in English would be ‘mnemonic’ (we don’t pronounce the first ‘m’) or ‘memory aid’. But honestly, I think ‘Eselsbrücke’ is way more charming!

    Antworten

Einen Kommentar abschicken

Deine E-Mail-Adresse wird nicht veröffentlicht. Erforderliche Felder sind mit * markiert

Foto Christine Sparks

Stuck on something in English? Tell me, and I might turn it into a Spark.

15 + 1 =