Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• which to refer to inanimate objects and abstractions. Thus: The woman who ...
• “That” Can Refer to People. We use who
• Feb 11, 2011 ... The basic differential is that "who" refers strictly to people, and "that" can refer only to anything else: She is the woman who raised me. not.
• That was disgusting! What one thing was disgusting? That can refer to the text message to Skyler, the dirty hands, or the poor choice of ingredients and tools.
• Jan 27, 2010 ... “That” can refer to people. A grammatical point that's cropped up a couple of times this week. Can 'that' be used in place of 'who'? Copy Editor ...
• whom
• whose to refer to humans and that

• Oct 31, 2012 ... I wanted to get rid of X, while at the same time not assuming/ assume that... The
• ... not is a necessary alternative to the positive option (e.g., “I'm going whether you go or not.”) While at the same time. Whole entire: These words are synonyms .
• “While at the same time” is a common redundancy — e.g.: o “Motivate them to keep selling the company while at the same time [read 'while'] taking credit for ...
• while/at the same time + progressive tense · whilst at the same time · without thinking at the same time about her personality, her fragility, her suffering, and her ...
• ing form sounds better, but the infinitive doesn't sound too ...