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HifaMo Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
the place (where) it's set
"What do you like or dislike about the book's writing style? Is it funny? Does it give you a sense of the place it's set?"
Please, shouldn't 'where' be added as shown in the title?
Thank you
Please, shouldn't 'where' be added as shown in the title?
Thank you
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g. "the place that I visited" -> "the place I visited"), so one can argue that "where" can be omitted too. In a formal context I would probably go with "the pace in which it's set".
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- "the place that I visited" -> "the place I visited"), so one can argue that "where" can be omitted too.
- In a formal context I would probably go with "the pace in which it's set".
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As "that" can be omitted in similar contexts (e.g. "the place that I visited" -> "the place I visited"), so one can argue that "where" can be omitted too. In a formal context I would probably go with "the pace in which it's set".
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