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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Help me with " in" ; " which" ; " in which" !!

1. Wheere is the word " in" from?
2. And what does the word " which" refer to?
3 .And what does it mean " in which" in this sentence?

It may appear contradictory, then, that this book is about both learning and teaching.
But some of the contradiction is removed if you look at the teaching process as the facilitation of learning, in which you can teach a foreign language successfully if you know something about that intricate web of variables that are spun together to affect how and why one learns or fails to learn a second language.
  

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Anonymous But some of the contradiction is removed if you look at the teaching process as the facilitation of learning, in which you can teach a foreign language successfully if you know something about that intricate web of variables that are spun together to affect how and why one learns or fails to learn a second language. But some of the contradiction is removed if you look at the teaching process as the facilitation of learning, in this teaching process (which is looked as the facilitation of learning) you can teach a foreign language successfully if you know something about that intricate web of variables that are spun together to affect how and why one learns or fails to learn a second language. I hope this helps.

  • Anonymous But some of the contradiction is removed if you look at the teaching process as the facilitation of learning, in which you can teach a foreign language successfully if you know something about that intricate web of variables that are spun together to affect how and why one learns or fails to learn a second language.
  • But some of the contradiction is removed if you look at the teaching process as the facilitation of learning, in this teaching process (which is looked as the facilitation of learning) you can teach a foreign language successfully if you know something about that intricate web of variables that are spun together to affect how and why one learns or fails to learn a second language.
  • I hope this helps.
  • It doesn't want to say all of these pink words I wrote again so it says "in which" in short.
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Anonymous
But some of the contradiction is removed if you look at the teaching process as the facilitation of learning, in which you can teach a foreign language successfully if you know something about that intricate web of variables that are spun together to affect how and why one learns or fails to learn a second language.


But some of
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It's a way of connecting these two:
Some of the contradiction is removed if you look at the teaching process as the facilitation of learning.
In this process you can teach a foreign language ...
It's a bit strange, I agree, to say that one can teach something ina process.

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