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- Jun 14, 2022
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- Chinese
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- Taiwan
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- Taiwan
If an occasion refers to a time, then
an occasion [when] we have to dress formally
an occasion [on which] we first
an occasion [which] we first met [on]
If an occasion refers to an event, then
an occasion [where] we have to dress formally
an occasion [at which] we first
an occasion [which] we first met [at]
the season [when] we fist met
the season [in/during which] we first
the season [which] we first met [in]
Are these usage correct?
an occasion [when] we have to dress formally
an occasion [on which] we first
an occasion [which] we first met [on]
If an occasion refers to an event, then
an occasion [where] we have to dress formally
an occasion [at which] we first
an occasion [which] we first met [at]
the season [when] we fist met
the season [in/during which] we first
the season [which] we first met [in]
Are these usage correct?
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