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Bamtori Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
along which ?
"She turned around and started to walk back the way she came."
the way (along which) she came <---- Teachers, I think "along which" is left out from the above sentence. Am I right?
the way (along which) she came <---- Teachers, I think "along which" is left out from the above sentence. Am I right?
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She came this way. We go this way. IMO, No prepositions are necessary in these two sentences.
- She came this way.
- We go this way.
- IMO, No prepositions are necessary in these two sentences.
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She came this way.
We go this way.
IMO, No prepositions are necessary in these two sentences.
We go this way.
IMO, No prepositions are necessary in these two sentences.
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