Is there any difference?
The palace is well known for its beautiful gardens, some of them are hundreds of years old.

The palace is well known for its beautiful gardens, some of which are
hundreds of years old.

I don't think of using "which" in this sentence. But the latter sentence is collect, isn't it? How about the former one? I can't find any grammatical error in it. Do they have different meanings?

Question

Is there any difference?
The palace is well known for its beautiful gardens, some of them are hundreds of years old.

The palace is well known for its beautiful gardens, some of which are
hundreds of years old.

I don't think of using "which" in this sentence. But the latter sentence is collect, isn't  it? How about the former one? I can't find any grammatical error in it. Do they have different meanings?

Answer

The meanings are the same. Try "the palace is well known for its beautiful gardens, some hundreds of years old".

Answer

Certainly , it's correct .But it seems strange for you bcz u didn't have more explanation about it before.When we use "which"  in our sentence , we should explain at least in one sentence before telling the main. But it is correct bcz u did explain it in  previous one that ' there r some garden'

If you didn't mention the garden in previous one , it was wrong to use which.
I hope to get ur answer.

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