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Intiqam88 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
which, that, where
Which is correct?
The park ... we walked was crowded.
which, that, where
The park ... we walked was crowded.
which, that, where
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The park ... we walked was crowded. which, that, where You can "walk a dog" (take a dog for a walk), but you can't "walk a park".
- The park ...
- we walked was crowded.
- which, that, where You can "walk a dog" (take a dog for a walk), but you can't "walk a park".
- A park is a place.
- Does that help you eliminate two choices and find the correct one?
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intiqam88 Which is correct?The park ... we walked was crowded. which, that, whereYou can "walk a dog" (take a dog for a walk), but you can't "walk a park". A park is a place.
Does that help you eliminate two choices and find the correct one?
CJ
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CalifJimYou can "walk a dog" (take a dog for a walk), but you can't "walk a park". A park is a place.I agree. However, Harry Belafonte can walk streets. In 1963 he recorded an album called Streets I Have Walked.
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