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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
"in" instead of "that is in"
Hi,
Not being a native, i was wondering whether it's okay to abbreviate "that is in" or "that is located in" to just "in", for example:
"This is the most advanced facility in America."
Or, "Did you ask your Doctor about that weird thing in your genitalia?"
Not being a native, i was wondering whether it's okay to abbreviate "that is in" or "that is located in" to just "in", for example:
"This is the most advanced facility in America."
Or, "Did you ask your Doctor about that weird thing in your genitalia?"
Top answer
Yes, that's the normal way to speak. Saying "that is in" is unnecessary in these simple cases.
- Yes, that's the normal way to speak.
- Saying "that is in" is unnecessary in these simple cases.
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Yes, that's the normal way to speak. Saying "that is in" is unnecessary in these simple cases.
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