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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Why use where, not which or that?
I saw a sentence in a book below:
"Blackjack is the only casino gambling game today where you can consistently have the edge."
Why did the author use the word "where", not "that" or "which"?
"Blackjack is the only casino gambling game today where you can consistently have the edge."
Why did the author use the word "where", not "that" or "which"?
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Anonymous not "that" or "which"? Those would not fit. In this case, only the more formal in which can replace where.
- Anonymous not "that" or "which"?
- Those would not fit.
- In this case, only the more formal in which can replace where.
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Anonymous not "that" or "which"?Those would not fit. In this case, only the more formal in which can replace where.
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