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I look the phrase up in the dictionary, and I find that ask for the moon and cry for the moon are the same. They both mean that someone pursuit the impossible thing.
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I think that #1 is correct ."My boyfriend" is a subject in the sentence; however, "me" is an object."And" is a coordinating conjunction so you should use the subject "I" instead of "me".
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when the subject is a person, you can use that as a pronoun but you can't use which.
when the subject is a thing, you can use both of them.
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Hello,
I will give some examples how to use which and that.
ex: He likes the room which has many doors.
Where is the gift which I took yesterday?
I saw the girl and her cat that were walking in the park.
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