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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Of which/ from which?
Hi, I have to make an assignment about The Oxford Murders. I don't know whether I should use from which or of which in my sentence.
Sentence: The ‘Oxford Murders’ book by Guillermo Martinez is a famous and classic whodunit of which/ from which the story takes place in Oxford.
Or do I have to use something else?
Gratefully, Eva.
Sentence: The ‘Oxford Murders’ book by Guillermo Martinez is a famous and classic whodunit of which/ from which the story takes place in Oxford.
Or do I have to use something else?
Gratefully, Eva.
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J ust say - 'The Oxford Murders’ by Guillermo Martinez is a famous and classic whodunit. The story takes place in Oxford.
- J ust say - 'The Oxford Murders’ by Guillermo Martinez is a famous and classic whodunit.
- The story takes place in Oxford.
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Just say -
'The Oxford Murders’ by Guillermo Martinez is a famous and classic whodunit. The story takes place in Oxford.
'The Oxford Murders’ by Guillermo Martinez is a famous and classic whodunit. The story takes place in Oxford.
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