Is this sentence grammatically correct? Should I use which
or what
here and why? What should be the tense of the verb postpone
?
Don’t miss the opportunity to live life to the full which/what you constantly postpone year after year.
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Sign up to join this communityIs this sentence grammatically correct? Should I use which
or what
here and why? What should be the tense of the verb postpone
?
Don’t miss the opportunity to live life to the full which/what you constantly postpone year after year.
In you example sentence
Don’t miss the opportunity to live life to the full which you constantly postpone year after year.
The speaker is admonishing the listener to not waste "opportunities to live life to the full". "Which" refers back to this reference in your sentence and the speaker goes further to say that you have postponed those opportunities "year after year".