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Jacklong Posted 21 years ago
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Where

0 "Much of industry is concerned with batch production 'where' perhaps one type of item is made during the morning and another during the afternoon" 02br
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00I wonder if 'where' here stands for 'batch production' or 'industry'. 02br
00Thank you very much for help in advance. 0-
  

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0 "Much of industry is concerned with batch production 'where' perhaps one type of item is made during the morning and another during the afternoon" 02br 02br 00I wonder if 'where' here stands for 'batch production' or 'industry'. 02br 01h2 02h2 01h2 02h2 01h2 02h2 01h2 02h2 00= 02br 02br 00Substitute 'in which' for 'where' and see if that helps you, Jack. 02br 02br 00Or try making it into two separate sentences and take out 'where and put the nouns in question back in place.

  • 0 "Much of industry is concerned with batch production 'where' perhaps one type of item is made during the morning and another during the afternoon" 02br 02br 00I wonder if 'where' here stands for 'batch production' or 'industry'.
  • 02br 01h2 02h2 01h2 02h2 01h2 02h2 01h2 02h2 00= 02br 02br 00Substitute 'in which' for 'where' and see if that helps you, Jack.
  • 02br 02br 00Or try making it into two separate sentences and take out 'where and put the nouns in question back in place.
  • 02br 02br 00"Much of industry is concerned with batch production.
  • [where] perhaps one type of item is made during the morning and another during the afternoon" 02br 02br 00"Much of industry is concerned with batch production.
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0 "Much of industry is concerned with batch production 'where' perhaps one type of item is made during the morning and another during the afternoon" 02br
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00I wonder if 'where' here stands for 'batch production' or 'industry'. 02br
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0 Hello Jack 02br
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00The rules for relative adverb clauses are almost the same as for relative pronoun clauses. 02br
00If no comma precedes 'where', the 'where' clause modifies the antecedent noun phrase restrictively. 02br
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00Your sentence is parsed as follows; 02br
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00"Much of industry is concerned with {0
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0 Dear Jacklong 02br
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00«where» stands for «batch production». 02br
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00Kind regards 02br
00Goldmund 0-

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