Rule for figuring out when to use "when" regarding time/day
(1) I am looking forward to the day (when) we meet again.
(2) I really liked the time (when) my parents gave me a lot of pocket money.
(3) I really enjoyed the time (when) we worked together for two years.
(4) We both have a sweet memory of that day (when) John and Mare were married.
My non-native English speaking friends and I have not been able to figure out a "rule" for figuring out when to use "when" in the sentences we made up.
We are not sure when we need the word "when". Is there a rule for that? Please help us. Thank you very much.
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ansonguy My non-native English speaking friends and I have not been able to figure out a "rule" There is no rule. 'when' is optional. Personally, I don't often use it.
- ansonguy My non-native English speaking friends and I have not been able to figure out a "rule" There is no rule.
- 'when' is optional.
- Personally, I don't often use it.
- CJ
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ansonguyMy non-native English speaking friends and I have not been able to figure out a "rule"
There is no rule. 'when' is optional. Personally, I don't often use it.
CJ
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