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Navitasan Posted 8 years ago
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It was last month

1) It was last month that I saw him.

2) It was last month when I saw him.


3) It was in your house that I saw him.

4) It was in your house where I saw him.


Which are formal and which are informal?


Gratefully,

Navi

  

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None of those are really natural English. Usually, in both formal and informal contexts, you would say I saw him last month / I saw him at your house.

— Clive

  • None of those are really natural English.
  • Usually, in both formal and informal contexts, you would say I saw him last month / I saw him at your house.
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None of those are really natural English.

Usually, in both formal and informal contexts, you would say I saw him last month / I saw him at your house.

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