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Taka Posted 12 years ago
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Which
A problem with growing produce on our roofs is the quantities of soil needed, which would add unfeasible amounts of weight.
Is it safe to say that "which" does not refer to "soil needed" only; it refers to "the quantities of soil needed"?
Is it safe to say that "which" does not refer to "soil needed" only; it refers to "the quantities of soil needed"?
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That is how I understood it the first time through. I'll let my colleagues debate the specifics.
- That is how I understood it the first time through.
- I'll let my colleagues debate the specifics.
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That is how I understood it the first time through. I'll let my colleagues debate the specifics.
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