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Scottish Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Are both the sentences right below?
This is Delhi that I was born in.
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Thy is Delhi where I was born in.
thanking you
Scottish
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Thy is Delhi where I was born in.
thanking you
Scottish
Top answer
“in” is a preposition of place. Ideally, you don’t end a sentence with a preposition. Delhi is the name of a city.
- “in” is a preposition of place.
- Ideally, you don’t end a sentence with a preposition.
- Delhi is the name of a city.
- ” "Thy" means 'your'.
- So neither sentence is appropriate.
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“in” is a preposition of place. Ideally, you don’t end a sentence with a preposition.
Delhi is the name of a city. “This is the city that I was born in.” Acceptable, but not as common as, “This is Delhi where I was born.”
"Thy" means 'your'.
So neither sentence is appropriate.
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