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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Whereby?
I realize there are problems with this sentence, but my question is - is "whereby" used correctly here?
"Finally, jeans worn at an event whereby they could be deemed appropriate, but that hair!"
Thank you.
"Finally, jeans worn at an event whereby they could be deemed appropriate, but that hair!"
Thank you.
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Hi, No. Basically, 'whereby' has two meanings. 1.
- Hi, No.
- Basically, 'whereby' has two meanings.
- 1.
- 'by means of which' eg He wore a belt, whereby he kept his jeans from falling down.
- 2.
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Hi,
No.
Basically, 'whereby' has two meanings.
1. 'by means of which' eg He wore a belt, whereby he kept his jeans from falling down.
2. 'according to which' eg He signe
No.
Basically, 'whereby' has two meanings.
1. 'by means of which' eg He wore a belt, whereby he kept his jeans from falling down.
2. 'according to which' eg He signe
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