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Newagemammoth Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

"Lags, gaps, and inaccuracies persist in the vital information (C) where / which coordination depends."

actually, orignal context wasn't used where, rather used 'upon which'

Is where can be used as same as 'upon which' in this question? The creator of this question said "it can be because grammtically on(upon) which = where".

I cannot understand his insistence, and I think maybe he doesn't have perfect grammatically knowledge(or me). Please help me to understand the usage of relative pronoun :-> .
  

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Your post is very confusingly written. This is the correct grammar for your original sentence: Lags, gaps, and inaccuracies persist in the vital information upon which coordination depends . I do not understand the rest of your problem, if any exists.

— Mister Micawber

  • Your post is very confusingly written.
  • This is the correct grammar for your original sentence: Lags, gaps, and inaccuracies persist in the vital information upon which coordination depends .
  • I do not understand the rest of your problem, if any exists.
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Your post is very confusingly written. This is the correct grammar for your original sentence:

Lags, gaps, and inaccuracies persist in the vital information upon which coordination depends.

I do not understand the rest of your problem, if any exists.
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Thank you for answering my question and sorry for written it confusingly.

I was trying to ask "Is where can be used instead of 'upon which' ?"
Mister MicawberYour post is very confusingly written. This is the correct grammar for your original sentence:Lags, gaps, and inaccuracies persist in the vital information upon which coordination depends.I do not understand t
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NewagemammothI was trying to ask "Is where can be used instead of 'upon which' ?"
No, it cannot. 'Depends' requires' 'upon'.
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Thank you very much

(I knew that 'depend' requires upon/on, but still I confused little bit.)
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Newagemammoth"Lags, gaps, and inaccuracies persist in the vital information upon which coordination depends."
You need to make the final clause into a sentence that includes the antecedent noun to see the problem with "where."

Coordination depends upon (or on) the vital information.

You cannot say this. It does not make
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