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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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"to which"
If "to" is a preposition and "which" is a relative pronoun, what are they together? What does "to which" mean?
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Anonymous If "to" is a preposition and "which" is a relative pronoun, what are they together? They are still a preposition + a relative pronoun. This is the movie which I brought my wife to = This is the movie to which I brought my wife.
- Anonymous If "to" is a preposition and "which" is a relative pronoun, what are they together?
- They are still a preposition + a relative pronoun.
- This is the movie which I brought my wife to = This is the movie to which I brought my wife.
- Which friend did you buy this gift for ?
- = For which friend did you by this gift?
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AnonymousIf "to" is a preposition and "which" is a relative pronoun, what are they together?They are still a preposition + a relative pronoun.
This is the movie which I brought my wife to = This is the movie to which I brought my wife.
Which friend did you buy this gift for? = For which friend d
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