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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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in which
I have a long sentence, but I do not know whether I should break down it with a comma before in which.
My sentence:-
I also worked collaboratively with the Local Design Institutes for a retail project in which I further understand the architectural trend in Japan and experienced the working relationships among the LDI and foreign design consultants.
My sentence:-
I also worked collaboratively with the Local Design Institutes for a retail project in which I further understand the architectural trend in Japan and experienced the working relationships among the LDI and foreign design consultants.
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Anonymous I do not know whether I should break down it with a comma before in which. You have more problems than that. I also collaborated with local design institutes on a retail project in which I further explored architectural trends in Japan and worked with foreign design consultants.
- Anonymous I do not know whether I should break down it with a comma before in which.
- You have more problems than that.
- I also collaborated with local design institutes on a retail project in which I further explored architectural trends in Japan and worked with foreign design consultants.
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AnonymousI do not know whether I should break down it with a comma before in which.You have more problems than that.
I also collaborated with local design institutes on a retail project in which I further explored architectural trends in Japan and worked with foreign design consultants.
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