For example: If we were to go back to 2003, the year where we started our relationship . . . If we were to go back to 2003, the year when we started our relationship . . .
Guys! Help me!! Is it where or when? Or is there a better word to replace it? They just sound wrong somehow > <
Top answer
Omit it entirely. 2003, the year we started our relationship.
— BarbaraPA
Omit it entirely.
2003, the year we started our relationship.
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