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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Which word is correct?

Soaking or soaked
I ran until we was soaking/soaked and took shelter.

Which or where. It might be correct to phrase it differently.
I'm in a phase during which/where I eat lots of candy.

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Anonymous I ran until we was soaking/soaked and took shelter. I ran until we were soaked (or "soaking wet"), and were forced to take shelter. ) OR We ran until we were soaked etc.

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  • Anonymous I ran until we was soaking/soaked and took shelter.
  • I ran until we were soaked (or "soaking wet"), and were forced to take shelter.
  • ) OR We ran until we were soaked etc.
  • The first version implies that you took shelter while your companions continued to run.
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AnonymousI ran until we was soaking/soaked and took shelter.
I ran until we were soaked (or "soaking wet"), and were forced to take shelter. ("and took shelter" is okay too.)

OR We ran until we were soaked etc.

The first version implies that you took shelter while your co
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Would you say where or during which?

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Don't use "where." "During which" is fine. I'd probably just use "in which."
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Would you say where or during which?

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