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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Is "from which" correct?
Hello! Is this structure correct in English?
You need to go to the post office, from which you are receiving all these letters.
Thank you a lot!
You need to go to the post office, from which you are receiving all these letters.
Thank you a lot!
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It's correct grammar, but I would remove the comma.
- It's correct grammar, but I would remove the comma.
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AnonymousIs this structure correct in English?Yes, you can use 'which' after any preposition.
from which, to which, with which, by which, about which, for which, ...
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