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Moon7296 Posted 13 years ago
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where
Although it's hard to acheive justice in the place we live, it’s worth pondering how to do.
Can I use "where" instead of the underlined?
Although it's hard to acheive justice where we live, it’s worth pondering how to do.
Can I use "where" instead of the underlined?
Although it's hard to acheive justice where we live, it’s worth pondering how to do.
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Yes, you can use "where". The end of the sentence isn't quite right. " Spelling: achieve .
- Yes, you can use "where".
- The end of the sentence isn't quite right.
- " Spelling: achieve .
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Yes, you can use "where".
The end of the sentence isn't quite right. You could say "it’s worth pondering how to do so."
Spelling: achieve.
The end of the sentence isn't quite right. You could say "it’s worth pondering how to do so."
Spelling: achieve.
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