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Liveinjapan Posted 19 years ago
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Where

1, This is the park which I wanted to visit.
2, Yoyogi Park is a famous park where I used to visit a lot.

3, This is the park where I wanted to visit.

4, This is (the place) where I wanted to visit.

#2,3 are incorrect, right? The others are fine, right? I want to especially know whether #4 is correct or not.

If you have time, could you give me some advice on where to put 'especially' in the above case?

Thanks
LiJ
  

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Here are my preferences. 1. This is the park which (that) I wanted to visit.

— CalifJim

  • Here are my preferences.
  • 1.
  • This is the park which (that) I wanted to visit.
  • 2.
  • Yoyogi Park is a famous park where (that) I used to visit a lot.
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Here are my preferences.

1. This is the park which (that) I wanted to visit.
2. Yoyogi Park is a famous park where (that) I used to visit a lot.

3. This is the park where (that) I wanted to visit.

4. This is (the place) where I wanted to visit. > This is the place (that) I
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Thank you very much, CJ. I was thinking about this topic quite a bit of time. Now, it's perfectly clear! Emotion: smile
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You're welcome!

(You've been thinking about this topic for quite a while.) Emotion: smile

CJ
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CalifJimYou're welcome!

(You've been thinking about this topic for quite a while.) Emotion: smile

CJ
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