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Hdy2282 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Relative adverb

Dear, teachers

I have a question of a relative adverb.

In the sentence,

This arrangement does not apply during recreation periods where larger groups many congregate together.

Isn't the relative adverb where worng?

I think it should be changed into when..

Help me please~~~:)

  

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hdy2282 Isn't the relative adverb where wrong? Logically, yes, but it is common and accepted. hdy2282 I think it should be changed into when.

— Mister Micawber

  • hdy2282 Isn't the relative adverb where wrong?
  • Logically, yes, but it is common and accepted.
  • hdy2282 I think it should be changed into when.
  • That is a wiser choice.
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hdy2282Isn't the relative adverb where wrong?

Logically, yes, but it is common and accepted.

hdy2282I think it should be changed into when.

That is a wiser choice.

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