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Wonder123 Posted 13 years ago
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where and there
He had been to a vegetable shop with her friend yesterday where he purchased some fresh carrot.
He had been to a vegetable shop with her friend yesterday there he purchased some fresh carrot.
What are the different between two sentences?
He had been to a vegetable shop with her friend yesterday there he purchased some fresh carrot.
What are the different between two sentences?
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) friend yesterday where he purchased some fresh carrot s . This is correct. The other one is wrong unless you make it two sentences.
- ) friend yesterday where he purchased some fresh carrot s .
- This is correct.
- The other one is wrong unless you make it two sentences.
- He had been to a vegetable shop with her friend yesterday.
- There he purchased some fresh carrots.
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Wonder123He had been to a vegetable shop with her (his?) friend yesterday where he purchased some fresh carrots.This is correct. The other one is wrong unless you make it two sentences.
He had been to a vegetable shop with her friend yesterday. There he purchased some fresh carrots.
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