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Slocawber Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Instead of using WHICH
Hello!
If the use of WHICH hasn't been introduced yet, could one change the following:
'an event at which paintings are shown to the public'
into: 'an event where paintings are shown to the public' ?
Thank you.
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"where" in far more conversational and natural. "At which" is quite formal and would not normally be used in conversations, only in writing.
- "where" in far more conversational and natural.
- "At which" is quite formal and would not normally be used in conversations, only in writing.
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"where" in far more conversational and natural.
"At which" is quite formal and would not normally be used in conversations, only in writing.
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