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Samersamer1974 Posted 11 years ago
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what does mean (of which) when comes at the beginning of the sentence, and does it change when comes in the middle of the sentence.
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what does mean (of which) when comes at the beginning of the sentence, and does it change when comes in the middle of the sentence.
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- Please post the sentence that confuses you.
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The meaning appears to be the same at the beginning or in the middle of a sentence. For example:
Of which team is he a member? = He belongs to what team?
He is a member of which team? = He belongs to what team?
Of which team is he a member? = He belongs to what team?
He is a member of which team? = He belongs to what team?
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