'a recent visit to Seoul, where in a meeting...'
This comes after Tokyo's special envoy, Toshihiro Nikai, made controversial remarks during a recent visit to Seoul, where in a meeting with several lawmakers on Saturday, he called on the need for scheming individuals to be eradicated.
Is the sentence natural or grammatically correct, especailly this part, 'a recent visit to Seoul, where in a meeting...'
What does 'where' function as in the sentence?
What do you native English speakers think?
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Hans51 Is the sentence natural or grammatically correct Most of it, yes. "he called on the need for" doesn't seem correct to me. It seems that "he called for" is what was meant.
- Hans51 Is the sentence natural or grammatically correct Most of it, yes.
- "he called on the need for" doesn't seem correct to me.
- It seems that "he called for" is what was meant.
- Hans51 What does 'where' function as in the sentence?
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Hans51Is the sentence natural or grammatically correct
Most of it, yes. "he called on the need for" doesn't seem correct to me. It seems that "he called for" is what was meant.
Hans51What does 'where' function as in the sentence?
"where" is a relative adverb, like in your example in the other thread: "We reached a
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