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Maribge Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Three types of sentences. Which is correct?
Hello,
This is my first post, so hello everybody!
My question is:
The module, where astronauts live.
The module in which astronauts live.
The module, astronauts live in.
Which of the sentences is correct? May be all of them are, but my question deals with the latter. Can you please refer to the grammar rules that describe this kind of sentences?
Thanks.
This is my first post, so hello everybody!
My question is:
The module, where astronauts live.
The module in which astronauts live.
The module, astronauts live in.
Which of the sentences is correct? May be all of them are, but my question deals with the latter. Can you please refer to the grammar rules that describe this kind of sentences?
Thanks.
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Hi Welcome! The store where I bought my my furniture is having a 50% sale. --- where is the correct answer.
- Hi Welcome!
- The store where I bought my my furniture is having a 50% sale.
- --- where is the correct answer.
- ” is the only correct one, although other may seem to be correct as well.
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Hi Welcome!
The store where I bought my my furniture is having a 50% sale. ---where is the correct answer.
Based on the context, I will say “The module in which [the] astronauts live....” is the only correct one, although other may seem to be correct as well.
The store where I bought my my furniture is having a 50% sale. ---where is the correct answer.
Based on the context, I will say “The module in which [the] astronauts live....” is the only correct one, although other may seem to be correct as well.
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