In which of the following statements is the "which" clause misplaced?
A) Mark predicted that the stock price would increase, which is precisely what happened.
B) Janet is taking a five-month course in accounting, which will help her get a promotion.
C) Further economic crises will depreciate the value of your building, which neither of us wants.
D) His recent book, which was sold for $18, has pictures of the Royal Palace.

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In choice C, the "which" clause ("which neither of us wants") is misplaced because it seems to refer to the building's value depreciating, but logically, it's intended to express a sentiment about avoiding further economic crises.

In Which of the Following Statements Is the "Which" Clause