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MissYameen Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

How to use the word "which"?

With a preposition, too. Like, by which; for which; on which etc. I really don't know how to use them so can any of you give me a good explanation and maybe some tips, as well? Also, I would like an example or two of this word (with a preposition) in a good, meaningful sentence if that's not too much. Thank you.
  

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MissYameen I would like an example or two of this word (with a preposition) in a good, meaningful sentence Have you used a search engine for examples on the internet? Doing so will show you the use as well. Post a few here and we can discuss them if you have questions.

— Mister Micawber

  • MissYameen I would like an example or two of this word (with a preposition) in a good, meaningful sentence Have you used a search engine for examples on the internet?
  • Doing so will show you the use as well.
  • Post a few here and we can discuss them if you have questions.
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MissYameen I would like an example or two of this word (with a preposition) in a good, meaningful sentence
Have you used a search engine for examples on the internet? Doing so will show you the use as well. Post a few here and we can discuss them if you have questions.
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Ok, no problem. But what exactly do I write in the search engine? Examples of which in a sentence?
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Go to Advanced Search ( http://www.google.ca/advanced_search ) and then under ' this exact word or phrase', type in 'of which' or 'in which', etc.
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Ok! Thanks! I got my answer and have no more questions to ask. Thank you for helping me, and I hope I didn't bother you.
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MissYameen I hope I didn't bother you.
Not at all. I accomplished what I wanted to : I provided you with a new tool.
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