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Kishan.iitkgp Posted 16 years ago
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No officer should be put in a situation, where he has to choose between his love for his family and the reponsibilities accompanying his duty
Pls correct the above sentence. I feel that in which is more approriate in place of where.
Pls correct the above sentence. I feel that in which is more approriate in place of where.
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No comma : No officer should be put in a situation where / in which he has to choose between his love for his family and his duty. 'In which' is more formal than 'where'.
- No comma : No officer should be put in a situation where / in which he has to choose between his love for his family and his duty.
- 'In which' is more formal than 'where'.
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No comma:
No officer should be put in a situation where / in which he has to choose between his love for his family and his duty.
'In which' is more formal than 'where'.
No officer should be put in a situation where / in which he has to choose between his love for his family and his duty.
'In which' is more formal than 'where'.
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