A puzzling question
The cafeteria ...... I have my drinks on is at the corner of a quiet street .
( where _ which _ when _ no relative pronoun )
My answer is
"Which & no relative pronoun" are OK. I don't understand the meaning of 'on' here. Isn't it better to use 'at'?
Top answer
Omar Ahmed The cafeteria which I have my drinks in is at the corner of a quiet street . OR The cafeteria where I have my drinks on is at the corner of a quiet street . As shown.
- Omar Ahmed The cafeteria which I have my drinks in is at the corner of a quiet street .
- OR The cafeteria where I have my drinks on is at the corner of a quiet street .
- As shown.
- The word 'on' seems to be a misprint in the exam.
- It should be 'in'.
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Omar AhmedThe cafeteria which I have my drinks in is at the corner of a quiet street.
OR
The cafeteria where I have my drinksonis at the corner of a quiet street.
As shown. The word 'on' seems to be a misprint in the exam. It sho
0. . . I have my drinks on . . . on here is a mistake.
Correct and natural English is The cafeteria where I have my drinks is on the corner of a quiet street.
at the corner is not wrong, but more common and more natural is on the corner.
If you mean alcoholic drinks, we usually get them at a bar, not at a cafeteria. Or do you perhaps mean
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