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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
They go to places such as city parks where/(that) ...
I'd like to know how natural each of these sentences sounds to a native speaker's ears:
(1) They go to places such as city parks where they can skate along the side of steps, jump over barriers, and even make turns in the air.
(2) They go to places such as city parks that they can skate along the side of steps, jump over barriers, and even make turns in the air.
(3) They go to places such as city parks they can skate along the side of steps, jump over barriers, and even make turns in the air.
I believe that (1) is natural, and I wonder if the other two are as natural or even grammatical.
Please let me know what you think.
(1) They go to places such as city parks where they can skate along the side of steps, jump over barriers, and even make turns in the air.
(2) They go to places such as city parks that they can skate along the side of steps, jump over barriers, and even make turns in the air.
(3) They go to places such as city parks they can skate along the side of steps, jump over barriers, and even make turns in the air.
I believe that (1) is natural, and I wonder if the other two are as natural or even grammatical.
Please let me know what you think.
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I believe that (1) is natural, Yes and I wonder if the other two are as natural No or even grammatical. No
- I believe that (1) is natural, Yes and I wonder if the other two are as natural No or even grammatical.
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I believe that (1) is natural, Yes
and I wonder if the other two are as natural No
or even grammatical. No
and I wonder if the other two are as natural No
or even grammatical. No
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