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Johnleo Posted 18 years ago
Once when the Kaaba fell into disrepair, the clan chieftains quarrelled over who would have the honour of putting the sacred black stone back where it belonged.
adv. once = on one occasion?
Is where here a adv. or conj.? If it is conj., why not use "putting the sacred black stone back to where it belonged"?
Thank you.
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usage of one and where
Once when the Kaaba fell into disrepair, the clan chieftains quarrelled over who would have the honour of putting the sacred black stone back where it belonged.
adv. once = on one occasion?
Is where here a adv. or conj.? If it is conj., why not use "putting the sacred black stone back to where it belonged"?
Thank you.
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omg, what happened? What is that in the first line?
- omg, what happened?
- What is that in the first line?
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