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| is it possible to say: "I was walking to which place I don't known" I mean I was walking toward a place which was unknown to me. It should be a lyric, so the meaning, but also the form is important because of the sound. That's why I wouldn't change the construction, if it is possible. Thanks. ripley |
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What about? I was walking To which place? I didn't know I was walking to a place which I didn't know All the best, :D |
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