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Sun 94 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
In which
In the following sentence, can I use ' where ' instead of ' in which'?
Cases have been found in which students resort to cheating in college to get good grades.
-->Cases have been found where students resort to cheating in college to get good grades.
Cases have been found in which students resort to cheating in college to get good grades.
-->Cases have been found where students resort to cheating in college to get good grades.
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Yes, less formally. It is often used in speech; in formal writing, use 'in which'.
- Yes, less formally.
- It is often used in speech; in formal writing, use 'in which'.
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Yes, less formally. It is often used in speech; in formal writing, use 'in which'.
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