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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
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Can I say,
(a) They saw an orchard where got many mangoes trees.
(b) They saw an orchard where there were many mango trees.
(c) They saw an orchard where had many mangoes.
(a) They saw an orchard where got many mangoes trees.
(b) They saw an orchard where there were many mango trees.
(c) They saw an orchard where had many mangoes.
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The second one (b) is correct. "
- The second one (b) is correct.
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The second one (b) is correct. You could also say, "They saw an orchard with many mango trees."
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