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Makiasan Posted 12 years ago
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where I live
I'd like to know if you can omit words "in a place" before "where I live". I've read a conversation between a boy and his grandfather;
A) Did you use to hang out at the mall with your friends?
B) They didn't have shopping malls where I lived.
Does the usage " where I lived" sound ok to you?
And if so, it means that you can omit a phrase like " in a place" before "where I lived"?
Thank you very much.
A) Did you use to hang out at the mall with your friends?
B) They didn't have shopping malls where I lived.
Does the usage " where I lived" sound ok to you?
And if so, it means that you can omit a phrase like " in a place" before "where I lived"?
Thank you very much.
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Makiasan They didn't have shopping malls where I lived. Makiasan Does the usage " where I lived" sound ok to you? Yes.
- Makiasan They didn't have shopping malls where I lived.
- Makiasan Does the usage " where I lived" sound ok to you?
- Yes.
- This sounds perfectly natural to me.
- Makiasan And if so, it means that you can omit a phrase like " in a place" before "where I lived"?
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Makiasan They didn't have shopping malls where I lived.
MakiasanDoes the usage " where I lived" sound ok to you?Yes. This sounds perfectly natural to me.
MakiasanAnd if so, it means that you can omit a phrase like " in a place" before "where I lived"?Yes, you may omit "in a place." If
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