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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Correlation between pronoun and noun clear?
Hi. Please help. I wonder if the pronoun-to-noun references are clear for the example sentences below. I am sure the underlined words "when" and "where" are pronouns (even though I am not very sure).
1. Are there circumstances when (should it be "where"?) one is preferred over the other?
2. We live in a time in history where (should it be "when"?) the world has a unifying language.
1. Are there circumstances when (should it be "where"?) one is preferred over the other?
2. We live in a time in history where (should it be "when"?) the world has a unifying language.
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If you wish to be clear: 1. Are there circumstances under which one is preferred over the other? 2.
- If you wish to be clear: 1.
- Are there circumstances under which one is preferred over the other?
- 2.
- We live in a time in history when the world has a unifying language.
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If you wish to be clear:
1. Are there circumstances under which one is preferred over the other?
2. We live in a time in history when the world has a unifying language.
1. Are there circumstances under which one is preferred over the other?
2. We live in a time in history when the world has a unifying language.
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