Are "is when" and "is where" proper grammar?
Is it grammatically correct to use "when" or "where" as adverbs like in the following examples?
1. "Tomorrow is when you will take the test"
2. "Kentucky is where the grass grows blue."
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anonymous Is it grammatically correct to use "when" or "where" as adverbs like in the following examples? 1. "Tomorrow is when you will take the test" 2.
- anonymous Is it grammatically correct to use "when" or "where" as adverbs like in the following examples?
- 1.
- "Tomorrow is when you will take the test" 2.
- " Yes.
- Those are correct.
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anonymousIs it grammatically correct to use "when" or "where" as adverbs like in the following examples?
1. "Tomorrow is when you will take the test"
2. "Kentucky is where the grass grows blue."
Yes. Those are correct. (Personally, I don't regard those patterns as the most elegant in the English language, but they are possible.)
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