There is no textbook that deal with change. ve There is no textbook which deal with change. arasındaki fark nedir?Sadece örnek cümleler vermekten çekinmeyin.

@Levanter0325

The correct sentence should be “There is no textbook that deals with change.” or “There is no textbook which deals with change.”

The difference is the first sentence is general. The second sentence is when you’re talking about a specific selection of books.

Examples:

We need a new history textbook. Sorry but there is no textbook that deals with change.

We have three possible new history textbooks, A, B, and C.
Sorry but there is no textbook (of the ones you mentioned - A, B, C) which deals with change. Note: a better way to say this would be “None of these textbooks deals with change.”