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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Where
Hi,
What part of speech is the word 'where' in the sentences: He goes where he likes and Simon has also written this excellent piece of analysis of where Gaddafi's death leaves Libya (the latter from the Guardian)? Is it an adverb or conjunction? Can the preposition 'of' be dropped from the Simon has also written this excellent piece of analysis [of ]where Gaddafi's death leaves Libya ?
Thank you.
What part of speech is the word 'where' in the sentences: He goes where he likes and Simon has also written this excellent piece of analysis of where Gaddafi's death leaves Libya (the latter from the Guardian)? Is it an adverb or conjunction? Can the preposition 'of' be dropped from the Simon has also written this excellent piece of analysis [of ]where Gaddafi's death leaves Libya ?
Thank you.
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In your examples where is an adverb of place. No, an analysis needs to be of something.
- In your examples where is an adverb of place.
- No, an analysis needs to be of something.
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In your examples where is an adverb of place.
No, an analysis needs to be of something.
No, an analysis needs to be of something.
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