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Tuvalet Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
in which/on which
Hi Guys.
I know a restaurant. You can have a nice dinner there enjoying the magnificent Bosphorus view.
So If i write like this
I know a small restaurant at which you can have a nice dinner enjoying the magnificent Bosphorus view
Would it be correct ?
and the other examples would be correct too ?
1.Paris is a city. You can meet people from all over France in Paris
1.Paris is a city in which you can meet from all over France.
2.This is the very spot. A big explosive occurred on this spot yesterday.
2.This is the very spot on which a big explosive occurred yesterday.
Thank you.
I know a restaurant. You can have a nice dinner there enjoying the magnificent Bosphorus view.
So If i write like this
I know a small restaurant at which you can have a nice dinner enjoying the magnificent Bosphorus view
Would it be correct ?
and the other examples would be correct too ?
1.Paris is a city. You can meet people from all over France in Paris
1.Paris is a city in which you can meet from all over France.
2.This is the very spot. A big explosive occurred on this spot yesterday.
2.This is the very spot on which a big explosive occurred yesterday.
Thank you.
Top answer
Those are all fine. You can also use "at" for the restaurant and the spot that had the explosion.
- Those are all fine.
- You can also use "at" for the restaurant and the spot that had the explosion.
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Those are all fine.
You can also use "at" for the restaurant and the spot that had the explosion.
You can also use "at" for the restaurant and the spot that had the explosion.
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