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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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in which
0 [The cup the coffee is served in] or [The cup in which the coffee is served in] 02 br
02 br
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02 br
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02 br
00 Are both equally correct? 02 br
02 br
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02 br 00 [The cup the coffee is 01 b 00 served in 02 b 00 ]-- less formal 02 br 00 [The cup 01 b 00 in 02 b 00 which the coffee is 01 b 00 served 02 b 00 ] -- more formal 0-
- 02 br 00 [The cup the coffee is 01 b 00 served in 02 b 00 ]-- less formal 02 br 00 [The cup 01 b 00 in 02 b 00 which the coffee is 01 b 00 served 02 b 00 ] -- more formal 0-
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0 . 02 br
00 [The cup the coffee is 01 b 00 served in 02 b 00 ]-- less formal 02 br
00 [The cup 01 b 00 in 02 b 00 which the coffee is 01 b 00 served 02 b 00 ] -- more formal 0-
00 [The cup the coffee is 01 b 00 served in 02 b 00 ]-- less formal 02 br
00 [The cup 01 b 00 in 02 b 00 which the coffee is 01 b 00 served 02 b 00 ] -- more formal 0-
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0 My take 02 br
02 br
00 First sentence could be, The coffee is served in cups and second could beThe 01 b 00 cups of coffee is 02 b 00 01 b 00 served in 02 b 0-
02 br
00 First sentence could be, The coffee is served in cups and second could beThe 01 b 00 cups of coffee is 02 b 00 01 b 00 served in 02 b 0-
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0 I really don't think your sentences explain the original ones correctly. I could be wrong though. Anyway, I appreciate your trying. 0-
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