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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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In which?
I'm not sure how to use in-which in this sentence.
Is this sentence right?
He is sitting in that chair, in which Michael used to.
Is this sentence right?
He is sitting in that chair, in which Michael used to.
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Anonymous Is this sentence right? It's correct without being completely idiomatic. 1 He is sitting in the chair in which Michael used to sit.
- Anonymous Is this sentence right?
- It's correct without being completely idiomatic.
- 1 He is sitting in the chair in which Michael used to sit.
- 2 He's sitting in the chair Michael used to sit in.
- Sentence 1 is much more formal than the subject matter it deals with.
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AnonymousIs this sentence right?It's correct without being completely idiomatic.
1 He is sitting in the chair in which Michael used to sit.
2 He's sitting in the chair Michael used to sit in.
Sentence 1 is much more formal than the subject matter it deals with. Typically, "in which", "from which", "without which", etc., are used in more
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