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English Learner 2593 Posted 9 years ago
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'A room where it is used for sleeping.'
Are both of them correct?
'A room where it is used for sleeping.'
or
'A room which is used for sleeping in.'
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English Learner 2593 Are both of them correct? #1 is not, and #2 is barely OK. A room where people sleep
- English Learner 2593 Are both of them correct?
- #1 is not, and #2 is barely OK.
- A room where people sleep
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English Learner 2593Are both of them correct?
#1 is not, and #2 is barely OK.
A room where people sleep
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English Learner 2593Are both of them correct?
Neither. Ok, the second one is possible but odd. Changing as little as possible:
A room where people sleep.
A room used for sleeping.
A room for sleeping in.
A room in which to sleep.
A room to sleep in.
A sleeping room. (This is a bedroom.)
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