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Nader75 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
in/at/on/by which
I don't know how to use these : in/at/on/by which in the clause .
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For example: This is a house. He lives in it. -> This is the house which he lives in .
- For example: This is a house.
- He lives in it.
- -> This is the house which he lives in .
- (two sentences are combined into one using "which") = This is the house in which he lives .
- ("in" is moved in front of "which") = This is the house where he lives .
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For example:
This is a house. He lives in it.
-> This is the house which he lives in. (two sentences are combined into one using "which")
= This is the house in which he lives. ("in" is moved in front of "which")
= This is the house where he lives. ("in which" is replaced with "where", its equivalent)
This is a house. He lives in it.
-> This is the house which he lives in. (two sentences are combined into one using "which")
= This is the house in which he lives. ("in" is moved in front of "which")
= This is the house where he lives. ("in which" is replaced with "where", its equivalent)
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