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Wangqh2696122 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
"the scene where" or "the scene when"?
Can anyone tell me whether to use "where" or "when" in the case?
Though it is 10 years since we last met, I still remember the scene ___ we got seperated on a rainy day.
Though it is 10 years since we last met, I still remember the scene ___ we got seperated on a rainy day.
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I wouldn't use "scene" in this context. Try this: Though it is 10 years since we last met, I still remember the time when we got separated [ spelling] on a rainy day. or (better to my ear) Though it is 10 years since we last met, I still remember when we got separated on a rainy day.
- I wouldn't use "scene" in this context.
- Try this: Though it is 10 years since we last met, I still remember the time when we got separated [ spelling] on a rainy day.
- or (better to my ear) Though it is 10 years since we last met, I still remember when we got separated on a rainy day.
- or (even better) Though it is 10 years since we last met, I still remember the time we got separated on a rainy day.
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I wouldn't use "scene" in this context.
Try this:
Though it is 10 years since we last met, I still remember the time when we got separated [spelling] on a rainy day.
or (better to my ear)
Though it is 10 years since we l
Try this:
Though it is 10 years since we last met, I still remember the time when we got separated [spelling] on a rainy day.
or (better to my ear)
Though it is 10 years since we l
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