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Wonder123 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
sentence structure - at, which that
The my sister told that she is going to a party at/that is at/which is at her friend's house.
He is going to the seminar at/that is at/which is at his brother's office's seminar hall.
I'm going to a summer party at/that is at/which is at my bff's house.
Can I just use at or should I use that is at or which is at? Please help me understand.
He is going to the seminar at/that is at/which is at his brother's office's seminar hall.
I'm going to a summer party at/that is at/which is at my bff's house.
Can I just use at or should I use that is at or which is at? Please help me understand.
Top answer
You can just use "at", there, yes.
- You can just use "at", there, yes.
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