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Kumenglish Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

From which

I am trying to form the sentence with "from which".

Raw materials arrived in Warehouse, from which the workers will manufacture the products.

Raw materials arrived, from which the workers will manufacture the products.

Please check them.

  

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kumenglish Raw materials arrived in at the warehouse, from which the workers will manufacture the products. Raw materials arrived, from which the workers will manufacture the products. As shown.

— CalifJim

  • kumenglish Raw materials arrived in at the warehouse, from which the workers will manufacture the products.
  • Raw materials arrived, from which the workers will manufacture the products.
  • As shown.
  • The first one is not as good because it seems to say the workers will manufacture the products from the warehouse when you want to say the workers will manufacture the products from the raw materials.
  • The second one is better at saying what you want to say.
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kumenglishRaw materials arrived in at the warehouse, from which the workers will manufacture the products.
Raw materials arrived, from which the workers will manufacture the products.

As shown.

The first one is not as good because it seems to say the workers will manufacture the products from t

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