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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
where as a conjunction
Are these correct sentences? Are they grammatical?
1 In a city where he does 3 sold out shows I do 5.
2 You say this is a 3d television. I say I don't see where it is 3d.
Thank you
1 In a city where he does 3 sold out shows I do 5.
2 You say this is a 3d television. I say I don't see where it is 3d.
Thank you
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Your sentences are more-or-less OK, but "where" is not a conjunction in either of them. [1] In a city where he does 3 sold - out shows , I do 5. [2] You say this is a 3D television.
- Your sentences are more-or-less OK, but "where" is not a conjunction in either of them.
- [1] In a city where he does 3 sold - out shows , I do 5.
- [2] You say this is a 3D television.
- I say I don't see where it is 3D.
- In example [1] the first part (a preposition phrase) is a relative construction in which "where" is a relative adverb that has "city" as antecedent.
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Your sentences are more-or-less OK, but "where" is not a conjunction in either of them.
[1] In a city where he does 3 sold-out shows, I do 5.
[2] You say this is a 3D television. I say I don't see where it is 3D.
In example [1] the first part (a preposition phrase) is a relative constru
[1] In a city where he does 3 sold-out shows, I do 5.
[2] You say this is a 3D television. I say I don't see where it is 3D.
In example [1] the first part (a preposition phrase) is a relative constru
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