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I also got an annual merit scholarship from X University, that covers 30% of the tuition fees.

Is the use of "that" correct in the above? I think we have to use "which" for a non-defining adjective clause. Could you please help me to clarify this?

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I also got an annual merit scholarship from X University, that covers 30% of the tuition fees.

Is the use of "that" correct in the above? I think we have to use "which" for a non-defining adjective clause. Could you please help me to clarify this?

I also got an annual merit scholarship from X University, that covers 30% of the tuition fees.

Is the use of "that" correct in the above? I think we have to use "which" for a non-defining adjective clause. Could you please help me to clarify this?

Source: it was written by a teacher.

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I also got an annual merit scholarship formfrom X University, that covers 30% of the tuition fees.

Is the use of "that" correct in the above? I think we have to use "which" for a non-defining adjective clause. Could you please help me to clarify this?

I also got an annual merit scholarship form X University, that covers 30% of the tuition fees.

Is the use of "that" correct in the above? I think we have to use "which" for a non-defining adjective clause. Could you please help me to clarify this?

I also got an annual merit scholarship from X University, that covers 30% of the tuition fees.

Is the use of "that" correct in the above? I think we have to use "which" for a non-defining adjective clause. Could you please help me to clarify this?

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that covers 30% of the whole tuition fees

I also got an annual merit scholarship form X University, that covers 30% of the tuition fees.

Is the use of "that" correct in the above? I think we have to use "which" for a non-defining adjective clause. Could you please help me to clarify this?