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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
There are 2 "ins" Is that normal?
How come there are two "in"
How would you say this sentence?
1 In all the relationships I've been in, I've always been the one who care less about the other. I never loved anyone.
Thank you
How would you say this sentence?
1 In all the relationships I've been in, I've always been the one who care less about the other. I never loved anyone.
Thank you
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Of all the relationships I've been in, I've always been the one who care s less about the other. I 've never loved anyone.
- Of all the relationships I've been in, I've always been the one who care s less about the other.
- I 've never loved anyone.
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Of all the relationships I've been in, I've always been the one who cares less about the other. I've never loved anyone.
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alc24 In all the relationships [that/which] I've been in, I've always been the one who cares less about the other. I [have] never loved anyone.The first in is in the main clause: In all the relationships, I've always been the one...
The second in is
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