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Felixnguyen Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
"During which" and "in that"
Teachers, please distinguish between "During which" and "In that" for me. Thanks a lot!
FelixNguyen
FelixNguyen
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Hi Felix, Welcome to the Forum. "During which" This is a time-related expression. 'During' refers to the time period in which something is happening.
- Hi Felix, Welcome to the Forum.
- "During which" This is a time-related expression.
- 'During' refers to the time period in which something is happening.
- eg I fell asleep during the movie.
- I watched a movie during which I fell asleep.
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Hi Felix,
Welcome to the Forum.
"During which" This is a time-related expression. 'During' refers to the time period in which something is happening. eg I fell asleep during the movie. I watched a movie during which I fell asleep.
'In that' This is a valid expression, but it doesn't seem to r
Welcome to the Forum.
"During which" This is a time-related expression. 'During' refers to the time period in which something is happening. eg I fell asleep during the movie. I watched a movie during which I fell asleep.
'In that' This is a valid expression, but it doesn't seem to r
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