"The film was spectacular which all the beautiful English landscape"?

[Abc123]

Hi,

Do you find the following sentence correct and natural?

"The film was spectacular which all the beautiful English landscape"

Thank you very much.
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[Esl_Expert]

Hi Abc123,

No, that sentence is neither correct nor natural with the word 'which' in it. In addition, it is not a complete sentence. There would have to be a verb somewhere in the second half in order to make it a complete sentence.

However, if you changed the word 'which' to 'with', the sentence would be OK.

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[Abc123]

Hi Esl Expert,

Actually that was a typo (I meant 'with'). However I specifically want to ask about the two words 'spectacular' and 'landscape':

1. Is the use of the adj 'spectacular' naturally here? I mean do people often use 'spectacular' in this situation?
2. Should 'landscape' be in plural or singular?

Many thanks again.
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