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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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"Which was why"
Is it common to use this phrase?
He acted in self-defense, which was why he was still alive (or something of the sort).
Is 'which was why' okay for such sentences, or is it a little clumsy? Are there other phrases that can connect clauses like this?
He acted in self-defense, which was why he was still alive (or something of the sort).
Is 'which was why' okay for such sentences, or is it a little clumsy? Are there other phrases that can connect clauses like this?
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Hi, It's fine. eg which was the reason he was still alive eg which was what he wanted eg which was where he died Clive
- Hi, It's fine.
- eg which was the reason he was still alive eg which was what he wanted eg which was where he died Clive
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Hi,
It's fine.
eg which was the reason he was still alive
eg which was what he wanted
eg which was where he died
Clive
It's fine.
eg which was the reason he was still alive
eg which was what he wanted
eg which was where he died
Clive
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