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Nakool Posted 10 years ago
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A shiver ran to Sachin's spine when he recalled the accident in which he was luckily saved.

According to my book, 'in' should be replaced by 'from'. It says ' Use of 'in' would have been correct if it was 'in which he got his leg fractured'.

I am not getting it. Can you please cite some more examples explaining the difference?
  

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Nakool According to my book, 'in' should be replaced by 'from'. That's a good idea. And 'to' should be replaced by 'down'.

— Mister Micawber

  • Nakool According to my book, 'in' should be replaced by 'from'.
  • That's a good idea.
  • And 'to' should be replaced by 'down'.
  • Nakool It says ' Use of 'in' would have been correct if it was 'in which he got his leg fractured'.
  • Yes, that's good.
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NakoolAccording to my book, 'in' should be replaced by 'from'.
That's a good idea. And 'to' should be replaced by 'down'.
Nakool It says ' Use of 'in' would have been correct if it was 'in which he got his leg fractured'.
Yes, that's good.
NakoolI am not getting it.
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