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Carter Lee Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

how can it possible way to use to in the end of sentence?

Hi.

I found some sentence when I ran accross on the internet as below "when creating a technical support service, you will be asked to choose the Problem Area it relates to."

But I cant understand about 'to' what grammar is it, what if I want to use like above sentence with 'to', how to use that 'to' in normally sentence and in the verbal with the usage.
  

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It is a shortened form of "the problem area which/that it relates to".

Here are some example statements and derived noun phrases. Hopefully you can see where the "to" is coming from:

I sit in a chair -> the chair which I sit in
I walk along a road -> the road which I walk along
It relates to a proble
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Carter LeeBut I cant understand about 'to' what grammar is it, what if I want to use like above sentence with 'to', how to use that 'to' in normally sentence and in the verbal with the usage.
To is a preposition.

Usually the object follows a preposition, but sometimes it doesn't.
This happens in the case of a question or dependent
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GPYIt is a shortened form of "the problem area which/that it relates to".Here are some example statements and derived noun phrases. Hopefully you can see where the "to" is coming from:I sit in a chair -> the chair which I sit inI walk along a road -> the road which I walk along It relates to a problem area -> the problem area which it relates to These are more fo
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Carter LeeWould you let me know which way we usually use in verbal and writing?
I am not certain what you are asking for. Are you asking for more examples of the same use of "to"?
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GPY Carter LeeWould you let me know which way we usually use in verbal and writing?I am not certain what you are asking for. Are you asking for more examples of the same use of "to"?
I'm not certain those usage which is used with 'to' in the sentence.
Can I use like you way in the verbal and writing? Or I can use only writing not verbal?
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This style is common in speech and in everyday writing:

the chair which I sit in
the road which I walk along
the problem area which it relates to

This style is suitable for more formal writing:

the chair in which I sit.
the road along which I walk
the problem area to which i
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Carter LeeOr I can use only writing not speaking?
It is very common in conversations.

A: Who did you write to?
B: I wrote to my friend.

A What did you eat with?
B: I ate with chopsticks.

A What city do you come from?
B: I come from Seoul.

A: What kind of music do
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GPYThis style is common in speech and in everyday writing:the chair which I sit inthe road which I walk along the problem area which it relates to This style is suitable for more formal writing:the chair in which I sit.the road along which I walkthe problem area to which it relates.
Thanks I want more study with this subject. Can you tell me what are they call
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AlpheccaStars Carter LeeOr I can use only writing not speaking?It is very common in conversations.A: Who did you write to?B: I wrote to my friend.A What did you eat with?B: I ate with chopsticks.A What city do you come from?B: I come from Seoul.A: What kind of music do you like to listen to?B: I like to listen to jazz.
Thanks I want more study with this subjec
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