Relative pronouns

[Student33]

Hello,
Are the following two sentences grammaticaly correct?
1.The Living Sea is the book for which he is famous.
2.The book for which he is famous is The Living Sea.:)
Thank you

[Temico]

1."The Living Sea" is the book for which he is famous.(correct)
2.The book for which he is famous for is "The Living Sea".

[ponpoco256]

Hello,
Are the following two sentences grammaticaly correct?
1.The Living Sea is the book for which he is famous.
2.The book for which he is famous is The Living Sea.:)
Thank youThe sentence #2 is also OK. I found a good example of the usage in Boston University's Community Newspaper, Vol III, No 1.

He says that the non-nonsense teaching style for which he is famous is the only way to cure his students of the "laborious, heavy, and overly verbose" writing that often plagues them.

ponpoco

[Pete]

Note that it is standard to put the title of a book in italics if that font is available. If you are writing by hand, underline the title. (If you are typing with a system that offers no font variation, using quotes is the best alternative.)