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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
where as a conjunction
Can you please tell me how you would naturally say this? Does where as a conjunction sound unnatural?
He dirtied where I put my head on the matress.
He spilt juice where I put my head on the matress to sleep. Now I have to sleep the other way around because the head part is wet.
Thank you so much
He dirtied where I put my head on the matress.
He spilt juice where I put my head on the matress to sleep. Now I have to sleep the other way around because the head part is wet.
Thank you so much
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Where is not a conjunction, and you aren't using it as one. The sentences make sense, however. I am a native English speaker, by the way
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This sounds better to me:
He dirtied the place on the mattress where I normally put my head..
He spilled juice on the mattress where where I lay my head.
He dirtied the place on the mattress where I normally put my head..
He spilled juice on the mattress where where I lay my head.
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Hello Alphecca!!
Could you tell me if this part is correct please?
Now I have to sleep the other way around because the head part is wet.
If I were to say my version of the sentence above, would you say that was unnatural Alphecca?
Could you tell me if this part is correct please?
Now I have to sleep the other way around because the head part is wet.
If I were to say my version of the sentence above, would you say that was unnatural Alphecca?
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Now I have to sleep the other way around.
A mattress is not directional. It does not have a head part and a foot part. "Head part" is really weird.
A mattress is not directional. It does not have a head part and a foot part. "Head part" is really weird.
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