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New Hope Posted 10 years ago
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where he walks, where he walks on
What is correct of the two?
There is also a walking track in the park where he walks
There is also a walking track in the park where he walks on.
There is also a walking track in the park where he walks
There is also a walking track in the park where he walks on.
Top answer
Where he walks.
- Where he walks.
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New HopeWhat is correct of the two?Which of the two is correct?
Which of these is correct?
New HopeThere is also a walking track in the park where he walksI would use this and the other one sounds a little redundant.
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" There is also a walking track in the park where he walks." sounds better to me.
on-- smaller space or area
we often say "we walk at the park , and not just on a very small part of the"ground" at the park
on-- smaller space or area
we often say "we walk at the park , and not just on a very small part of the"ground" at the park
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New HopeThere is also a walking track in the park where he walks.Correct as shown.
New HopeThere is also a walking track in the parkCorrect as shown, but not as good as the first one.where[that / which] he walks on.
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