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Belinda Chen Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Where
1. The wall where he gazed is full of graffiti.
(where=at which)
2. The seat where he had been stared was taken.
(where=at which)
3. The countries where we always give our support are our ally.
(where=to which)
4. This is the school where they donated the money.
(where=to which)
5. The mansion where he spent much money is located in the city.
(where=on which)
6. They paid a visit to the restaurant where they provide the recipes and
ingredients. (where=for which)
*I am wondering if "where" in those sentences is appropriate?
(where=at which)
2. The seat where he had been stared was taken.
(where=at which)
3. The countries where we always give our support are our ally.
(where=to which)
4. This is the school where they donated the money.
(where=to which)
5. The mansion where he spent much money is located in the city.
(where=on which)
6. They paid a visit to the restaurant where they provide the recipes and
ingredients. (where=for which)
*I am wondering if "where" in those sentences is appropriate?
Top answer
One more: The company where I sent the samples has not replied me yet. (where=to which)
- One more: The company where I sent the samples has not replied me yet.
- (where=to which)
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One more:
The company where I sent the samples has not replied me yet.
(where=to which)
The company where I sent the samples has not replied me yet.
(where=to which)
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Belinda Chen*I am wondering if "where" in those sentences is appropriate?No,
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