GoldfishLord
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güey said:Sorry I see no sense in using Simple Wiktionary as a source for grammar guidance. Where can be many things but preposition is not one of them.
I disagree: in modern grammar "where" belongs to a single word class, i.e. preposition.
It occurs in relative constructions (often 'fused' ones), with the prepositional meaning in/at/from some place.
FYI, Wiktionary is compiled largely by grammarians who know what they are talking about.
Source: https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/where-it-was-gently-pulled.4039498/post-20739163
Does "the prepositional meaning in/at/from some place" mean "in, at, or from some place, it has the meaning"?
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