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Hamza Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Where
is it correct to use the word "where" in the following form:
The ancient belief where the sun resolved arround the earth was corrected by the scientists of the modern day.
Or can i also say it this way:
The ancient beleif that the sun resolved arround the earth was corrected by the scientists of the modern day.
The ancient belief where the sun resolved arround the earth was corrected by the scientists of the modern day.
Or can i also say it this way:
The ancient beleif that the sun resolved arround the earth was corrected by the scientists of the modern day.
Top answer
To me both sound acceptable. By the way, it's not resovle but revolve , and around is with one 'r'.
- To me both sound acceptable.
- By the way, it's not resovle but revolve , and around is with one 'r'.
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To me both sound acceptable.
By the way, it's not resovle but revolve, and aroundis with one 'r'.
By the way, it's not resovle but revolve, and aroundis with one 'r'.
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I find this sentece more suitable;
The ancient belief that the earth revolves around the sun has been corrected by modern-day scientists.
The ancient belief that the earth revolves around the sun has been corrected by modern-day scientists.
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Hamzais it correct to use the word "where" in the following form:
The ancient belief where the sun resolved arround the earth was corrected by the scientists of the modern day.
Or can i also say it this way:
The ancient beleif that the sun resolved arround the earth was corrected by the scientists of the modern day.
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I agree that "that" sounds better, but "where" seems acceptable to me, too.
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