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12-Jul-2006, 21:55
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 Is there a rule for this I just wanna ask about the use of where in this sentence: I like the scene where the actor falls is it a relative clause and if so can just explain to me when ( where ) is used in sentence like this. & Thanks |
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#2
13-Jul-2006, 08:25
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 Re: Is there a rule for this . 'Where' is informal in this relative clause for 'in which'. . |
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