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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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where/on which
0 At a food fest, there were hundreds of tables [where/on which] variety of food were on sale. 02 br
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00 Which is better? Any better suggestions? 02 br
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00 Which is better? Any better suggestions? 02 br
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" 02 br 00 You could also say: there were hundreds of tables selling [or maybe displaying] a variety of food. ) 05 0 010id 1
- " 02 br 00 You could also say: there were hundreds of tables selling [or maybe displaying] a variety of food.
- ) 05 0 010id 1
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0 Either would work, but you need an article and the singular tense: "on which 01 i 00 a 02 i 00 variety of food 01 i 00 was 02 i 00 on sale." 02 br
00 You could also say: there were hundreds of tables selling [or maybe displaying] a variety of food. (Even though the tables aren't really selling the food.) 05 0 010id 1
00 You could also say: there were hundreds of tables selling [or maybe displaying] a variety of food. (Even though the tables aren't really selling the food.) 05 0 010id 1
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