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Mercyful_fate Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Adjective clauses
When should I use "that," "who," "which" and "where" when having an adjective clause.
Examples:
This is the man who sold his house.
This is the man that sold his house.
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The era that we are living in....
The era in which we are living in...
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This is the place where tourists visit every year.
This is the place which tourists visit every year.
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This is the place where tourists go every year.
This is the place which tourists go every year.
Examples:
This is the man who sold his house.
This is the man that sold his house.
---
The era that we are living in....
The era in which we are living in...
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This is the place where tourists visit every year.
This is the place which tourists visit every year.
--
This is the place where tourists go every year.
This is the place which tourists go every year.
Top answer
Mercyful_fate Examples: This is the man who sold his house. This is the man that sold his house. --- The era that we are living in..
- Mercyful_fate Examples: This is the man who sold his house.
- This is the man that sold his house.
- --- The era that we are living in..
- The era in which we are living in...
- --- This is the place where tourists visit every year.
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Mercyful_fateExamples:
This is the man who sold his house.
This is the man that sold his house.
---
The era that we are living in..
The era in which we are living in...
---
This is the place where tourists visit every year.
This is the place which tourists visit every year.
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This is the place where tourists go every year.
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