eggcracker
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Hello.
Is it correct to split the following sentence conataining 'in which' into these two sentences? If not, I will be grateful if someone can point me out where I did mistake or give me correct sentences.
"You seem to have modeled your ideals for relationships based on ones in which aggressive interactions replace or validate the expression of love."http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...3042538AAfb2vr
=You seem to have modeled her ideals for relationships based on somethings.+Somethings aggressive interactions replace or validate the expression of love in.
Is it correct to split the following sentence conataining 'in which' into these two sentences? If not, I will be grateful if someone can point me out where I did mistake or give me correct sentences.
"You seem to have modeled your ideals for relationships based on ones in which aggressive interactions replace or validate the expression of love."http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...3042538AAfb2vr
=You seem to have modeled her ideals for relationships based on somethings.+Somethings aggressive interactions replace or validate the expression of love in.
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