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TeacherJapan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
through and from
The house whose roof can be seen (. ) this window was built by my father.
1. through
2. from
Are both prepositions correct?
1. through
2. from
Are both prepositions correct?
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teacherJapan Are both prepositions correct? Yes. It is the sentence itself that is not native.
- teacherJapan Are both prepositions correct?
- Yes.
- It is the sentence itself that is not native.
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teacherJapanAre both prepositions correct?Yes. It is the sentence itself that is not native.
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Thank you very much. This is one of those exam questions. There should be a better way to put this, I guess. Does this sound better? The house whose roof we can see from this window was built by my father.
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teacherJapan Does this sound better? The house whose roof we can see from this window was built by my father.Not really. In real English we seldom make such constructions; they are mostly for learners to practice: The man whose hat is red is my father. No, no, no.
My father built that house you can see from the window.
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