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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Who/which/that in only 1 sentence
The club .... we went as teenagers has closed down.
a)where
b)which
c)that
I've got a problem with it because which and where both suits me .
a)where
b)which
c)that
I've got a problem with it because which and where both suits me .
Top answer
There is only one choice that works grammatically. We went to the club. ) Also "which" cannot be used because the clause is a restrictive clause.
- There is only one choice that works grammatically.
- We went to the club.
- ) Also "which" cannot be used because the clause is a restrictive clause.
- The club (that) we went to has closed.
- We went there (the club).
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There is only one choice that works grammatically.
We went to the club. (which, that would require the preposition to.) Also "which" cannot be used because the clause is a restrictive clause.
The club (that) we went to has closed.
We went there (the club). (where does not require a preposition)
The club where we we
We went to the club. (which, that would require the preposition to.) Also "which" cannot be used because the clause is a restrictive clause.
The club (that) we went to has closed.
We went there (the club). (where does not require a preposition)
The club where we we
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