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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
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how to use "in which" and what does it mean?

I'm still stuck on how to use in which, and what does it mean when we use it?
  

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In is just a preposition (meaning located in the interior of ), as are on in on which , about in about which , without in without which, etc. This is the corrugated cardboard box in which I have been living. The difficulties in which I have been embroiled are not for public consumption.

— Mister Micawber

  • In is just a preposition (meaning located in the interior of ), as are on in on which , about in about which , without in without which, etc.
  • This is the corrugated cardboard box in which I have been living.
  • The difficulties in which I have been embroiled are not for public consumption.
  • The events about which I am writing occurred in the 12th century BCE .
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In is just a preposition (meaning located in the interior of), as are on in on which, about in about which, without in without which, etc.

This is the corrugated cardboard box in which I have been living.
The difficulties in which I have been embroiled are not for public consumption.
The events
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