That and which: choose the right relative word
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Use a defining relative clause, usually without commas, when the clause identifies the person or thing. In American edited prose, that is a common choice for this use. Use which with commas when the clause adds extra information. British usage also allows which in many defining clauses, so follow the style expected by your reader.
The phone that is charging belongs to Nia.