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I had seen in my exam a question that i couldn't answer it.
Please help me.
What is the difference between "which" and "at which"?
Q: The temperture ------ take place vary wildly for different mateials.
1) which they melt and freeze
2) which melting and freezing
3) at which melting and freezing
4) at which they melt and freez
The correct answer is 3.
Please help me.
What is the difference between "which" and "at which"?
Q: The temperture ------ take place vary wildly for different mateials.
1) which they melt and freeze
2) which melting and freezing
3) at which melting and freezing
4) at which they melt and freez
The correct answer is 3.
Top answer
The melting/freezing temperature is like a "place" at which, when reached, melting/freezing occur. Like reaching a place, you use "at". "We're in the train and we've just arrived at Edinburgh" (from outside).
- The melting/freezing temperature is like a "place" at which, when reached, melting/freezing occur.
- Like reaching a place, you use "at".
- "We're in the train and we've just arrived at Edinburgh" (from outside).
- " d
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The melting/freezing temperature is like a "place" at which, when reached, melting/freezing occur.
Like reaching a place, you use "at".
"We're in the train and we've just arrived at Edinburgh" (from outside).
"Someone's heating us, and we've just arrived at our melting point - the point at which we melt!"
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Like reaching a place, you use "at".
"We're in the train and we've just arrived at Edinburgh" (from outside).
"Someone's heating us, and we've just arrived at our melting point - the point at which we melt!"
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