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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Help me, please.
I wonder if the following two sentences are correct or not and what differences they have.
It sees the brain as a steam kettle in which negative feelings build up the pressure.
It sees the brain as a steam kettle in that negative feelings build up the pressure.
It sees the brain as a steam kettle in which negative feelings build up the pressure.
It sees the brain as a steam kettle in that negative feelings build up the pressure.
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The second is not possible. Only 'which' can take a preposition (i n which, about which, to which , etc) in this sort of structure.
- The second is not possible.
- Only 'which' can take a preposition (i n which, about which, to which , etc) in this sort of structure.
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The second is not possible. Only 'which' can take a preposition (in which, about which, to which, etc) in this sort of structure.
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