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Claim That Is Not Wrong

“which is wrong”
Not wrong
Confidence: High Checked on June 27, 2026

Summary

The expression “which is wrong” is grammatically acceptable when it introduces a non‑restrictive clause (e.g., “The claim, which is wrong, …”). It would be incorrect only if used in a restrictive clause where “that” should be used instead. Therefore, the phrase itself is not inherently wrong.

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owl.purdue.edu
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ef.edu
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lifehack.org
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