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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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at the time which

Would a teacher tell me how she would phrase the sentence?
She left the house at the time which the movie started. There was no way she was going to make it.

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She left the house at the time which the movie started. Thank you Now it's correct, but also correct would be at which (but that's a bit wordy).

— Philip

  • She left the house at the time which the movie started.
  • Thank you Now it's correct, but also correct would be at which (but that's a bit wordy).
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Anonymous Would a teacher tell me how she would phrase the sentence?She left the house at the time which the movie started. There was no way she was going to make it.Thank you
Now it's correct, but also correct would be at which (but that's a bit wordy).
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