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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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WHERE
I don't know what you think of the use of 'where'. Is this a natural sentence?
In order to make the same amount of money, I had to sell 3 products where other salesmen had to sell only 1. My products aren't as expensive.
In order to make the same amount of money, I had to sell 3 products where other salesmen had to sell only 1. My products aren't as expensive.
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It’s fine, but I suggest whereas or while , following a comma.
- It’s fine, but I suggest whereas or while , following a comma.
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