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25-Aug-2006, 07:23
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 Re: Omission of relative adverbs. The following relative adverbs can be omitted? Then Are they correct grammatically? 1. This is the park (where) I met her. 2. The chair (where) she is sitting is very comfortable. I'd like to know general rules about omission of relative adverbs. Thanks. |
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25-Aug-2006, 18:41
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| Re: Omission of relative adverbs. I would not omit there. |
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24-Apr-2007, 11:20
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| Re: Omission of relative adverbs. Thanks. |
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24-Apr-2007, 13:04
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| Re: Omission of relative adverbs. Quote:
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25-Apr-2007, 07:50
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| Re: Omission of relative adverbs. I used it in the sense of performing the act of omission.  |
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