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Lucas21c Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
'that' vs 'where'
Could you tell me what are the differences between the following sentences?
Thank you.
A1. There are many cases where such a principle is not practicable.
A2. There are many cases that such a principle is not practicable.
B1. She is looking for a job where she can use her skills such as computing, accouting, and research(or researching? which one is more suitable?).
B2. She is looking for a job that she can use her skills such as computing, accounting, and research.
Thank you.
A1. There are many cases where such a principle is not practicable.
A2. There are many cases that such a principle is not practicable.
B1. She is looking for a job where she can use her skills such as computing, accouting, and research(or researching? which one is more suitable?).
B2. She is looking for a job that she can use her skills such as computing, accounting, and research.
Top answer
The important difference is that A2 and B2 are not correct English.
- The important difference is that A2 and B2 are not correct English.
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The important difference is that A2 and B2 are not correct English.
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...but you can make them so this way, lucas:
A2. There are many cases in which such a principle is not practicable.
B2. She is looking for a job in which she can use her skills such as computing, accounting, and research.
A2. There are many cases in which such a principle is not practicable.
B2. She is looking for a job in which she can use her skills such as computing, accounting, and research.
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Are A2 and B2 less natural comprared to those you suggested?
Or all of them sound okay?
Or all of them sound okay?
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